"Those who want to strike out in new directions and challenge the sentiments of a crowd, like artists and writers, have an additional burden with this technology because they can know that no one takes comfort in their vision," he said.
By extension, a Yudhoyono government is unlikely to challenge the popular sentiment that radical Islamic boarding schools cannot be held responsible for the misdeeds of a few of their graduates.
Her conclusion challenged the prevailing sentiment of the time that prematurely born babies should be left in incubators, fed intravenously, and not touched immediately after birth lest they become agitated and potentially harmed.
With the #MyFriend campaign we wanted to challenge the anti-Muslim and anti-diversity sentiments that had dominated for years.
Their spectacles and interventions challenged the perception and sentiment enough to focus attention on faster access to drugs and a more sustained commitment to research with the recognition that AIDS has effects on all of us.
Inspired by Ian Mahar's Kotaku article Nobody Wins When Horror Games Stigmatize Mental Illness, that challenged the themes and sentiment of horror game Outlast, Morris quickly set about planning a game jam that'd take Mahar's ideas one step further.
(When Roosevelt sought to challenge isolationist sentiment in the country, he shed his partisan mantle, putting Republicans like Henry L. Stimson and Frank Knox in his cabinet — just as Mr. Obama has kept his predecessor's defense secretary, Robert Gates, on the job).
Significant antiwar sentiment over the Iraq and Afghanistan wars has mostly challenged the time, the place, the conduct and the costs of deployment, not the use of force itself.
In recent years revisionist musicologists have challenged the assumption that "Va pensiero" became an instant hit and that early "Nabucco" performances routinely stirred revolutionary sentiments.
Funny, but it is deep in the nature of Silicon Valley to challenge such sentiments.
