Examples of using Challenges us in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Challenges us to examine seriously the various forms of complicity by which society tolerates, and encourages, particularly with regard to the sex trade, the exploitation of vulnerable men,
The Wall Street International wrote,"Romina's photography provokes and challenges us to confront things which may seem uncomfortable however manages to provide a reassuring quality.
Love for the Gospel and for the people who have been entrusted to us, challenges us to broaden our horizons and not lose sight of the mission to which we are called.
He challenges us to use our knowledge to change the country, not to leave it to Europe or North America as
Brother David Steindl-Rast challenges us to recognize that this appreciation of time is available to anyone willing to seek what Buddhists term"beginner's mind"
motivates and challenges us to deliver amazing events
Nature challenges us to be sympathetic
Inevitably, each child will surprise us with ideas and projects born of that freedom, which challenges us to rethink our own ideas.
Even today the sufferings of many brothers and sisters persecuted because of the Gospel are an urgent appeal, which challenges us to seek greater unity.
At a time when major changes in how we think and live are urgently needed, the Earth Charter challenges us to examine our values and to choose a better way.
to the Lord and to others, and to reality itself, which always challenges us in new ways.
The Jubilee challenges us to this openness, and demands that we not neglect the spirit which emerged from Vatican II,
face encounter with others, with their physical presence which challenges us, with their pain and their pleas,
It challenges us to reach out to others in mutual trust and understanding, and so to build
a rich spiritual and psychological literature that challenges us to try to live more fully inside the present moment and not let our heartaches about the past
God's cry to Cain, found in the first pages of the Bible--'Where is your brother?'-- challenges us to examine seriously the various forms of complicity by which society tolerates, and encourages, particularly with regard to the sex trade,
The most important book yet from the author of the international bestseller The Shock Doctrine, a brilliant explanation of why the climate crisis challenges us to abandon the core“free market” ideology of our time, restructure the global economy, and remake our political systems.
It challenges us to cultivate an openness of heart that views others as an avenue, not a barrier.”[5] It is vital to build trust
Music of Silence challenges us to recognize the poverty of our affluence in the face of God's overflowing generosity and accept that so much of what we take for granted, even the ordinary rhythm of day and night,
in turn, it challenges us in a positive way here and now.