Sentence examples for challenges boundaries from inspiring English sources

By examining an animal advocacy group in Taiwan called Life Conservationist Association and its interaction with dogs, monkeys (Taiwanese macaque, Macaca cyclopis), and indigenous people, Nicolaisen's research challenges boundaries between what is wild and what is civilized by bringing non-human species into conversation with contemporary social issues in Taiwan.

Personally, I think the installation INNER VOICES really challenges boundaries between sound and noise among the participants because it transforms everyday devices [into] living things.

Throughout the book, Scout challenges boundaries that apply to her personally (and heck, who wouldn't? Ms. Caroline sounds like a Professor Umbridge in the making), but struggles to see which boundaries outside of herself warrant questioning.

Artists challenge boundaries and sex is a particular barrier.

Moreover, after 1945 states became less likely to make territorial claims, and, when they did challenge boundaries, their claims were less likely to spark military conflict.

There's nothing pretty about either his carnal debut Seul Contre Tous, or last year's backwards-told rape-revenge drama Irréversible - both have challenged boundaries of decency and induced reactions as extreme as nausea and vomiting.

For more than 25 years Ms. Stockholder has been celebrated for site-specific sculptures and installations that challenge boundaries, blurring the distinction among painting, sculpture and environment, and even breaching gallery walls by extending beyond windows and doors.

Parlux Fragrances said that the nudity was not demeaning, but rather portrayed the singer as being in a position of power - as shown by the name Rogue, which suggested "one with the courage to challenge boundaries".

Original essays explore the role of food and eating in defining theologies and belief structures, creating personal and collective identities, establishing and challenging boundaries and borders, and helping to negotiate issues of community, religion, race, and nationality.

The company believed the majority of women would not consider the portrayal of Rihanna to be demeaning, but rather she was depicted as being in a position of power, as indicated by the name Rogue, which suggested "one with the courage to challenge boundaries".

If Steven eats two Mars bars, he is challenging boundaries.