Sentence examples for the challenge offered from inspiring English sources

Distinguishing between them is the challenge offered the audience; the production's skill lies in how daunting that can be.

THE challenge offered a reviewer by Miles Gibson's "Mr. Romance" is how to stir up, without sounding like a house publicist, deserved interest in a novel that is, at its core, a bagatelle.

The greatest thrillers, however, go beyond the transaction and take up the challenge offered by Orson Welles in the Ferris-wheel scene; they make us wonder if the deaths of strangers should somehow matter to us.

The challenge offered to the toddler in the case example was the handling of an exterior object (the felt necklace).

Sponsored by the National Cancer Institute (NCI), the challenge offered up patents and technologies that NCI had shelved.

Ancient sources describe atomism as one of a number of attempts by early Greek natural philosophers to respond to the challenge offered by Parmenides.

But in its original construction, the challenge offers two choices: do something, or go soak your head.

If "The Challenge" offers a good account of the making of an implausible warrior jihadi, it provides an excellent account of the making of equally implausible warrior lawyers.

The challenge offers Mr. Dasburg the autonomy that many industry experts say he lacked while at Northwest under Gary L. Wilson, who headed the leveraged buyout firm that bought Northwest in 1989 and remains the company's chairman.

Whoever sets the challenge offers up some cryptocurrency as a prize, which is automatically released to the "daredevil" when video proof of the completed dare is uploaded.

Tells how slow the Adm. has been in response to the challenges offered by Gorbachev.