Sentence examples for challenging meaning from inspiring English sources

Within the context of post-modern thought, the notion of suspending our judgments and presuppositions when entering negotiations, mediations or dispute resolution, gains a new and challenging meaning.

The operation he needed is established in surgical lore for being technically challenging, meaning even most neurosurgeons don't take it on.

"The younger one is asking questions, and challenging meanings and explanations, and that will contribute to the intellectual maturity of the older one".

So far, only 8,153 ballots have been challenged, meaning Ms. Murkowski would still lead by more than 2,000 votes even in the unlikely event that all the challenged ballots were set aside by the courts.

Emboldened by the computer, which easily gives letters an elastic quality, today's typographers often use typefaces the way we use paint or clay, expressively modeling and contorting them to challenge meaning and convey feeling.

If they have no such proof, they will be allowed to vote, but their ballot will be tagged as challenged, meaning they might be rejected during a recount, officials said.

The article begins, in the section below, on a more conceptual note by challenging the meaning of the 'civic' in the literature on civic integration as being too narrow.

Artists have been challenging the meaning of the word GIF through Instagram video and augmented reality books.

And with movie studios and publishing houses challenging the meaning of fair use under digital methods of distribution, a librarian who copies a DVD to the library's database and streams it in the library could find herself charged with a felony under SOPA.

And there will be another court challenge, meaning a likely delay even beyond that.

However, we shouldn't neglect the importance of challenge, meaning getting a little out of our comfort zone.