Sentence examples for challenge the image from inspiring English sources
More than anything, the shows challenge the image of Christmas perfection.
The BBC is there to question, to test, to hold a mirror up to British society, reflect it back, but to challenge the image too.
Democrats immediately seized on the revelation on Tuesday to challenge the image of fiscal discipline that Ms. Palin, the Republican running mate of Senator John McCain, has sought to convey as part of her message of bringing change to Washington.
As leaders of state secondary schools, and therefore presumably fully paid-up members of the "educational establishment" to which Michael Gove referred in his speech to the Conservative party conference (Report, 8 October), we would like to challenge the image of the state education sector he portrayed in that speech.
In addition, the emergence of the reclusive North Korean leader in the role of a jovial statesman was certain to challenge the image of North Korea as a "rogue state" so dangerous that Washington is proposing to spend billions of dollars on an antimissile system to defend against it.
While the government is luring international artists and architects to Singapore, local gallery owners, artists and entrepreneurs are finding innovative ways to nourish homegrown art and fashion and, at the same time, challenge the image of a buttoned-up Singapore, better known for its sparkling high-rises and mall culture than an independent arts scene.
The series started with the Everyday Africa account, which was launched by documentary photographer Peter Di Campo to challenge the images of the continent most commonly found in the media.
Friends and former colleagues highlighted Thatcher's human side as they challenged the image of the Iron Lady.
The distance between art and artist narrowed again on 2014's album Benji, which challenged the image of the confessional singer-songwriter.
Instead, Obama never effectively challenged the image of Guantánamo as a sort of Phantom Zone of super villains, rather than the humiliating hodgepodge it is.
Peers recalls the pressure placed on athletes on the Canadian team, even those who could walk, to stay in their chairs in public for fear of challenging the image of disability.
