Sentence examples for which i challenged from inspiring English sources

In recent comments reported on by our own Philip Bump, Ted Cruz again brought up the idea (which I challenged here) that satellite measurements suggest there's been no global warming in 17 years.

He angrily said in the first interview that Chinese GDP shrank by 7%, which I challenged.

My summons was prompted by a phone call he received from the Home Office regarding an article I wrote in the London Times in which I challenged the wisdom of introducing such a day.

He was unsuccessful, the First Amendment prevailed and the trade paper edition was published in 2009 followed by a HuffPost in which I challenged Fitzgerald to "put up or shut up;" either bring suit or apologize for his baseless claims.

I've made a short film for the BBC, broadcast on Wednesday, about these practices, in which I challenge the Exmoor park's staff.

Recently my wife and I happily killed 20 minutes spent waiting for a train reading "What are the most surreal places one can visit?", which I challenge anyone to read without developing a vicious case of wanderlust.

This bit of wisdom, which I neither challenge nor endorse, has stayed with me since I saw "The Great Yokai War," Takashi Miike's excursion into extravagant and demented fantasy.

"Adzuki beans grow in love and peace". This bit of wisdom, which I neither challenge nor endorse, has stayed with me since I saw "The Great Yokai War," Takashi Miike's excursion into extravagant and demented fantasy.

"Accordingly, I asked him to convene a party room meeting at which I would challenge for the leadership of the Parliamentary Liberal Party".

It is this assumption that I call 'scientific materialism.' Also it is an assumption which I shall challenge as being entirely unsuited to the scientific situation at which we have now arrived".

Of these three categories of motivation, the most controversial, the one on which I have been challenged by some critics, is sustaining motivation.