He challenges the idea that there is consensus.
The island confuses this sense of order and challenges the idea of authority.
Used well, she adds, it challenges the idea of students as consumers.
When he emphasises passion, Kierkegaard challenges the idea that rational thought could or should encompass and direct human existence.
It's dirtier and earthier than road racing and challenges the idea that cycling equals the Tour de France.
What we know of actual practice, however, challenges the idea that these patriarchal norms were ever perfectly enacted or that women entirely accepted the values they presupposed.
Mr. Bloom, speaking more forcefully than others in the administration, challenges the idea that research and development can be pursued entirely separate from production.
DNA proves it belongs to a previously unknown species of human, and challenges the idea of human evolution as a simple, single line, from ape to human.
No one knows where it's come from but, either way, this blog challenges the idea that teachers dance off into the sunset when they leave.
Comencini also challenges the idea that Giuliani was a sad, unintelligent loner - "homeless and unemployed, with a criminal background", according to some press reports after his death.
Argun M Ulgen's profile of college basketball player Jason Brickman in The Classical challenges the idea that leaders must be extroverts.
