Sentence examples for challenges our conception of from inspiring English sources

"It challenges our conception of what a basketball uniform is supposed to look like".

The idea that someone hailed as a business hero can produce wildly inconsistent results challenges our conception of the C.E.O. as what the Harvard Business School professor Rakesh Khurana has called a "corporate savior".

But for people of colour, the phenomenon constantly challenges our conception of identity and culture, making us question who we really are.

Apart from challenging our conception of the gene, this observation raises the question as to what extent this phenomenon occurs across the genome and how and why such dual encoding of function has evolved in the eukaryotic genome.

"Step It Up" makes us realize how little other competitive reality shows challenge our conceptions of ambition.

These negotiations also challenged our conceptions of "ownership" and "fairness". Legally, the water does not belong to either community.

Advances in neurobiology and psychology continue to challenge our conceptions of self, mind, and free will, he said, and these advances have important ethical implications.

These achievements challenge our conceptions of what is possible in terms of heart regeneration.

The essay discloses ways in which illness narratives on the Internet challenge our conceptions of authorship, readership, and closure.

Our discussion of the Great American novel is actually a fantastic opportunity to challenge our ingrained conception of what an "everyman" in America can look like.

Challenging our current conception of the terms "gay" and "straight," this controversial film, written and directed by Shields, not only reverses the meaning of the terms but addresses the social and cultural prejudices that emerge with hate and bullying.