Sentence examples for challenge to ideas from inspiring English sources

Clearly part of the allure of Mr. Stingel's art is its biting humor, its challenge to ideas that have acquired outsize stature in our culture.

"We see cycling as a means of changing attitudes about disability – if people see hand cyclists going to work on the main road that's quite a challenge to ideas of disabled people.

It's a challenge to contemporary ideas about airing failure and inadequacy.

This challenge to the idea of "zero risk" is key.

There was the shock and challenge to the idea that male-centered art is universal.

Where is the challenge to the idea that their lives really are "over"?

Sex-determination technologies, after all, are hardly the only challenge to the idea of absolute reproductive choice.

Many in burlesque see their art form as a challenge to the idea that performers should measure up to inhuman standards of beauty and talent.

It is hard to imagine a more fundamental challenge to the idea of a modern Jewish state on the site of ancient Judea.

Indeed, there has been no credible scientific challenge to the idea that evolution, the foundation of modern biology, explains the diversity of life on earth.

None of the main parties represent a significant challenge to the idea that at the bottom of society a "culture of entitlement" exists.