Sentence examples for challenge to the notion from inspiring English sources

Jones, has thrown down a challenge to the notion of science as fun.

This, as Fasanella points out, poses a challenge to the notion of hourglass voluptuousness as the midcentury emblem.

Playing "A Love Supreme" from beginning to end is a challenge to the notion that it's sacrosanct.

Despite the warnings, the results of one study present a challenge to the notion that low levels of mercury have any negative effect.

'He presents a massive challenge to the notion of human positivity,' says artist Jake Chapman, who has made a study of Bataille's writings.

Consequently, when the first serious challenge to the notion started to materialize toward the end of the 19th century, it invariably had to be disguised.

Cain said that if the comic book industry was as serious about inclusion as it claims to be, there'd be more challenges to the "notion of canon" that she feels still has an influence on major decisions.

At the end of the same century, a book was published in Cambridge, Mass., which also posed some serious challenges to the notion of well-being: What Do We Owe to Each Other?, by T.M. Scanlon.

From Gov. James E. McGreevey, a liberal Democrat, to conservative lobbying groups like the League of American Families, the yearnings of the Kilian-Meneghins represent a challenge to the traditional notion of marriage.

After all, it poses a challenge to the accepted notion that sleepwalking is confined to activities involving gross motor movements, with minimal cognitive activity.

Now, on the cusp of a new Third Industrial Revolution, a new generation of scholars are beginning to mount a significant challenge to the conventional notion of the nature of wealth and role of capital in the economic process.