Sentence examples for tangled challenge from inspiring English sources

And it was Mr. Masri whose stubborn resistance to arrest and extradition symbolized a peculiar and tangled challenge: If Western liberal nations are to defend their freedoms, they must extend the rule of law to those who wish them ill.

It was close but not half as close as Bacary Sagna, who was a fraction away from scoring an own-goal past Hugo Lloris as he tangled to try to challenge Memushaj.

The whole process is kind of experimental and ad hoc, and has been tangled in numerous legal challenges.

As he lay in agony, Craig Gardner and Lovren tangled in a more innocuous challenge at the other end of the field.

For Tangled, Menken challenged himself to come up with a different, unique sound that would differ significantly from the musical styles of his previous Broadway musical-influenced film projects and compositions.

It is revealed that he would not let anyone kidnap Juliet; this is first revealed in a shipwreck scene, when an octopus hypnotizes and tangles Juliet and challenges Romeo to a duel.

He tangled with Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chicago, challenged the University of Chicago's neighborhood renewal plans and complained of "the dictatorial powers" of urban planners like Robert Moses in New York City.

He routinely answered letters and e-mail from schoolchildren and college students and happily tangled with younger, less credentialed critics who challenged him.

Just after the hour mark, the pair tangled again and Young went down under the challenge.

If it is not tangled that badly though, or if you want to challenge your mind and dexterity, continue reading.

And there was no commensurate implicit challenge to organized labor, which both Clintons and Obama have tangled with in the past.