Sentence examples for subtle challenging from inspiring English sources
It's a very subtle, challenging part she might well nail down as the run progresses.
The dream of every aspiring young mathematician is to compete at the annual International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), where the best pre-university maths minds from around the world are faced with subtle, challenging and imaginative problems.
U.S. pundits have sought to make a distinction between the frontal assault that Putin has made on a U.S.-centered global order and what Washington Post columnist Jackson Diehl has called "the more patient and subtle" challenge mounted by China.
The greatest and most subtle challenge for a place like Lichfield is the preservation of niceness.
Her rock chic pantsuit is also a subtle challenge to the era of celebrity gowns.
Looking back at the dizzying collapse of Colonel Qaddafi's terrifying power as he and his mother drove home, he said, Libyans now face a more subtle challenge.
He has also negotiated the subtle challenge of accommodating the presence of his retired predecessor, Cardinal Egan, who often sits beside him at official functions.
Where he adds value is in his analysis of the subtle challenges of the Nazi occupation for the various sectors of the arts.
His subtle challenges to the masculine ideal are more vexing to rap than Nicki Minaj's almost-complete rebranding of the female's potential.
It is less clear that an attempt by Kennedy to launch a subtle challenge to Menzies Campbell's leadership in Brighton would be well received.
Dissident activity plays only a small but potent part in the overall mix.Adaptive authoritarianismFor the party leaders the internet has created more subtle challenges.
