Sentence examples for challenge notions from inspiring English sources

This week, Jennifer Szalai and Mohsin Hamid challenge notions of what makes certain literature "great".

And by doing that, the two collaborators really did challenge notions of virtue in ways that remain relevant.

Role-playing is the pretext for Ann Marie Tornabene's elaborate tableaus, which, like soft-core versions of Joel Peter Witkin's work, challenge notions of beauty and good taste.

It's not just students fighting the norms and growing their hair – next month Armpits4August will encourage women to grow out their armpit hair to challenge notions of female beauty.

This much-modified truck was just one of many vehicles that seemed to challenge notions among showgoers about what could (and should) power souped-up vehicles of the not-too-distant future.

In business meetings, Ms. McCausland often compares the foreign debt of the United States with that of supposedly debt-ridden Latin American countries, not as a critique of the United States but to challenge notions that Latin American countries are living on the edge.

Roxy Music's sound also confronts class, challenging notions of refinement.

It gives students a better understanding of the increasingly digital world around them and challenges notions of what's possible.

Leveling the cultural playing field even humorously challenges notions of the hierarchy of musical styles by simply dressing up one thing as another.

Abrams' support also challenges notions of electability of black candidates.

He challenged notions that were being defended as faith.