Sentence examples for strange challenging from inspiring English sources

From the engineers, mechanics and drivers to the team directors, the focus in Monaco is on the strange, challenging circuit and the results they hope to achieve in the race on Sunday rather than on what has happened in the past.

The club was quick to pour cold water on the suggestions that they are looking to replace Vanney with a coach from Italy and in his and the team's defence it is worth remembering that the team have the strange challenge of playing all their opening seven games on the road until their newly refurbished stadium is ready for the home opener against Houston on 10 May.

Pellegrini had vowed in pre-season to improve on his side's recent European performances but also raised concerns before kick-off that the closed ground - a Uefa punishment for past violent and racist behaviour from the home side's fans - could provide a strange challenge for his players.

The opening ceremony poses a strange challenge.

Deutchman: It became a strange challenge for me because it wasn't necessarily just about preservation, although that was part of it.

Frustrated with being Norrell's pupil, Strange pens a scathing review of a book outlining Norrell's theories on modern magic; in particular, Strange challenges Norrell's views of the Raven King.

Here's a strange challenge: write about women for International Women's Day, to a predominantly male-skewed audience, and don't make it so much about women that it's unrelatable.

Any show that can find fresh ways to come at the stress of Christmas and culture clash -- two tropes that are ripe for cliche -- and actually manages to unite them via the theme of "muddling through strange challenges" is doing something right.

They wrap themselves in the familiar and resist works by living composers that are strange and challenging.

But his nuanced dissection of the differences between Harris and Klebold is first-rate, leaving readers in the strange (and challenging) position of feeling pity, almost, for Klebold.

After all, it seems a bit strange to challenge the constitutionality of an insolvency provision that might never be invoked.