Sentence examples for thoroughly challenge from inspiring English sources

Capital punishment is supposed to be applied only to the most heinous crimes, but it is precisely those cases which, because of the strong feelings of repugnance they evoke, most thoroughly challenge the detached judgment of all participants in the legal process — police, prosecutors, judges, and juries.

We find that by using simple, repetitive calisthenics and plyometrics, we can thoroughly challenge the body to engage the mind.

It has been thoroughly challenged by a flood of criticism which has served mainly to confirm the accuracy of the hypothesis.

His approach "initially mystified and thoroughly challenged other drummers," Mr. Korall wrote, but quickly earned the respect of his peers and established a new standard for the instrument.

His approach "initially mystified and thoroughly challenged other drummers," Mr. Korall wrote, but it quickly earned the respect of his peers and established a new standard for the instrument.

Cerebral palsy is habitually depicted as a severely debilitating condition, but all 14 players on the pitch on Saturday afternoon displayed a beauty of movement that thoroughly challenged such broad sweeping stereotypes.

Yet since its inception in the late 19th century, evolutionary theory has been thoroughly challenged and rigorously tested across a range of scientific disciplines by tens of thousands of scientists around the world.

Tannery's thesis has been thoroughly challenged since then: most scholars instead consider atomism to be one of a number of positions formulated in response to the arguments of Parmenides and Zeno (first half of the fifth century).

Through the late nineteenth and entire twentieth centuries the theory of evolution by natural selection has been thoroughly challenged and tested across a range of scientific disciplines and it remains the only compelling, scientifically rigorous account of how life evolves on our planet for which a great deal of empirical evidence has been accumulated.

In the words of Rolling Stone magazine, "No other pop song has so thoroughly challenged and transformed the commercial laws and artistic conventions of its time, for all time".

Nor are they words that fall trippingly from the tongue: many an English Major has been thoroughly challenged trying to pronounce them.