Sentence examples for was constantly challenged from inspiring English sources

Bowles's instinctive reticence was constantly challenged by a culture in which, as White wrote, "few people prized privacy and conformism was more esteemed than individuality".

As conflicts in Afghanistan, the Middle East and India heated up, Ms. Tancos said she was constantly challenged to be "on her game" and believes that she passed the test.

Throughout Joan's career she was constantly challenged, and oftentimes usurped by Kathy Griffin.

While on The X-Files, Davis was constantly challenged by The X-Files fans about his non-belief in the paranormal and aliens.

He was constantly challenging himself, and he made it look so graceful and easy.

The purity of Nagi's revolutionary fervor is constantly challenged in the book.

Sackett believed that people lost their edge over time, and so had to be constantly challenged.

We're constantly challenged trying to explain the wider tangible benefits a creative space can offer".

His designs embody the idea that, in the modern city, taste should be constantly challenged.

Because one's instincts are constantly challenged and spontaneous confidence dissolves.

"I'm constantly challenged," Mr. Shivnarain said".Everybody wants to be more complicated than the next car".