"Who are you to the people of Zimbabwe to say, 'Stop Mugabe!' " he asked, challenging imaginary foes, his fierce brown eyes snapping, dancing, daring.
But few works, since Francis Picabia's depiction of Marie Laurencin as an imaginary machine, challenge convention as much as the portrait of Sir John Sulston by Marc Quinn, recently unveiled at the National Portrait Gallery.The work has no nose, no mouth, not even eyes.
When you rise up to the challenges of bringing an imaginary circumstance given to you by an author to life by being who you are authentically, you don't do it by becoming someone else.
She takes the playwright at his word when he challenges his audience: "On your imaginary forces work... think, when we talk of horses, that you see them.... .. Her stage begins as a blank page, devoid of formal scenery.
In contrast to Lacan, Irigaray challenges the inevitability of such imaginary and symbolic forms.
I've been playing with it for the last 10 minutes or so, typing out imaginary to-do lists ("challenge unicorn to fight"), imaginary love letters ("Dear Jessica Rabbit…"), and imaginary headlines ("Unicorn slayer Simon weds Jessica Rabbit!"), and it seems to be doing well.
When transported back in time to that imaginary Republican past, the actual challenges of 2008 vanish (poof! all gone --challenges like renewable energone --challengesardship, sustainable buildingone --challengesities.
THE PERFECT MAN Hilary Duff as a teenager who uses the Internet to concoct an imaginary admirer for her romantically challenged mother (Heather Locklear).
REC chairpersons' opinions on three imaginary cases of clinical research projects challenging current research ethics rules (vignettes) were requested with a questionnaire; 18 of the 22 interviewed chairpersons responded.
The challenge for Romney has not been hard-core opposition or an imaginary "25percentt ceiling".
