The phrase "abstract challenging" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a concept or task that is both abstract and challenging, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The abstract challenging nature of the project made it difficult for the team to stay focused."
Alternatives: "conceptually difficult" or "theoretically demanding".
But how do these recent abstracts challenge or expand upon Mr. Hodgkin's earlier paintings, which garnish museums and the homes of the wealthy in Britain and abroad?
None of the results reported in the abstracts challenge the conclusions of the review.
Under the Fourth Amendment, both the head of the Curia (formerly called the Supreme Court) and the chief public prosecutor can now bring abstract challenges to the Court.
But what makes Draw Something so powerful is that it is a game based on personal expression, rather than merely conquering abstract challenges.
Some climate change communication experts say framing climate change as an opportunity for new jobs is a good way of connecting the abstract challenge of climate change with people's lives.
In an atmosphere of pervasive human guilt, if not eco-grief, it is easy to assume that wildlife mass-mortality events are cinematically graphic manifestations melting starfish, birds falling from the sky of the powerful foundational forces that drive more abstract challenges such as climate change.
People often ask, "What do I do when I see a person in need on the street?" At the heart of this question are actually larger questions: How do I respond when an abstract challenge or injustice becomes a lived reality?
In an atmosphere of pervasive human guilt, if not eco-grief, it is easy to assume that wildlife mass-mortality events are cinematically graphic manifestations — melting starfish, birds falling from the sky — of the powerful foundational forces that drive more abstract challenges such as climate change.
There's no magic to it, but it does bring rigor and concreteness to an otherwise abstract challenge.
Roughly 75 pieces straddle fundamental artistic schools of the 1950s and 1960s, from Pop Art to Abstract Expressionism, challenging to a degree the traditional postwar art history narrative.
