After viewing video footage of Schiavo, Frist challenged the opinion of doctors who had examined her in person, stating that because she responded to visual stimuli he doubted they were correct about the extent of her brain damage.
Activity No. 2 Here is another close reading idea for the "Janeites" who wish to engage students in a serious study of themes Austen tackles and, in doing so, challenge the opinion of her as simply a writer for "the wrong kind of reader".
6 Who was imprisoned in a Tyrolean castle by the Holy Roman Emperor on her way to join her fiance in Rome? 7 Which polymath canon of a northern cathedral challenged the opinion of Ptolemy? 8 Whose martyrdom was recalled 900 years later at whose promotion?
Little here is going to challenge the opinion of Roth as a bratty provocateur, but it's still fun to experience a latter-day thriller pushing so many buttons in broadly the right order: if Knock Knock's no more than a sick joke, it's been very shrewdly constructed.
These results thus challenge the opinion that controlled grazing enhances soil carbon sequestration in semiarid savannas.
Using this approach the study develops a nuanced view of the dominant patterns of buyer behaviour, and challenges the opinion that a search for competitive advantage will strengthen cooperative relationships in conditions of power based interdependence.
While at Cambridge in the 1920s Gardiner formulated ideas for a "cult of youth" where young people could express themselves more freely and challenge the opinions of their elders.
Limbaugh's departure ends a monthlong experiment at ESPN in which the syndicated radio star -- on a perch away from the other members of the show's main desk -- offered essays about the National Football League and challenged the opinions of Jackson, Young, Michael Irvin and the host, Chris Berman.
He highlighted the performance of the American-born 60m hurdler Tiffany Ofili, a dual nationality passport holder who made her debut in a British vest to win silver last Friday, and challenged the opinions of those who questioned the wisdom of such a switch.
Members do not feel prepared to challenge the opinions of specialists requesting a certain drug, and decisions are based primarily on costs.
