Sentence examples for sort of a challenge from inspiring English sources

"It was a different sort of a challenge".

Pausing for a laugh, he added later: "It is sort of a challenge!

Surely that is just the sort of a challenge that the big boys club ought to be taking on?

What sort of a challenge was it for you to tackle the stunt aspect of the script?

With less than a month remaining until soccer's World Cup begins, most of the attention centers on defending world champion France and whether South American powerhouse Argentina can overcome its domestic economic crisis, not to mention the infighting among its European-based millionaire players to offer any sort of a challenge.

Acknowledging that "being on this side of the river is sort of a challenge," Mr. Fields, 37, explained that the alternative to his car-and-ferry trip — a bus, then a train, then the subway — would take too long, "and you're held hostage to the subways.

In interviews, he has spoken of this 9/11 novel as a sort of obligation, a challenge to him as a New Yorker and an artist.

"It can create sort of a P.R. challenge," he added.

Sure….We think about meeting people as sort of a general challenge.

It's not exactly devaluing Christianity, but it is sort of a ritualized challenge to it.

"I think the way the '65 blackout is remembered generally is as sort of an exciting challenge — that's when we thought of the babies being born nine months later," said Kenneth T. Jackson, president of the New York Historical Society.