Sentence examples for challenges the notion that from inspiring English sources

This challenges the notion that a calorie is a calorie.

Ms. Sullivan challenges the notion that there is no drama in riding a Ferris wheel.

And it challenges the notion that we owe our world to the ancients and the Renaissance.

Sulzberger challenges the notion that the Times is not diversified: "We are a company committed to journalism.

In Britain it challenges the notion that the economy is more efficient and flexible than in much of continental Europe.

Nadoolman Landis challenges the notion that costumes are only the fancy duds worn in period pieces and fantasy films.

First, Bell challenges the notion that heaven is just an ethereal spiritual state we anticipate during our earthly lives.

But an analysis by Ken Pomeroy, a writer and analyst for Basketball Prospectus, challenges the notion that this season's Big East is the toughest conference ever.

By Rebecca Mead Lonergan's new film challenges the notion that personal growth can be wrested from even the most terrible suffering.

He has a deeper concern: he challenges the notion that the United States, or any single power, can achieve global hegemony for any length of time.

Peter J. Williamson, a professor of management at Cambridge University, challenges the notion that China does not have technological know-how.