Sentence examples for challenging view of from inspiring English sources

On the West Side, we walked confidently to the farthest reaches of the Pier 40 parking garage, pretending we had left a car there, so we could lean over the top-floor railing for a gorgeous, albeit challenging, view of the Hudson.

The exhibition offers an unconventional and challenging view of the world, eschewing the traditional logical pattern of how we should see things.

That is a shame because Ms. Abt provides an unusually honest, compassionate and challenging view of contemporary youth, neither sugarcoated nor prurient.

Ali Smith's genre-bending Artful further contributed to a trend that made BBC radio presenter Andrew Marr wonder whether "a more challenging view of literature is coming back".

"Fossil finds challenge view of man's place in evolution".

Such efforts often seek to challenge views of rape as a "crime of passion," motivated by the perpetrator's overwhelming lust (presumably in response to the victim's sexual attractiveness and/or provocation).

In short, constructivists challenge views of the learning process as the transmission of information to passive receivers.

Balzac's novels and plays endure, but modern science is challenging his view of caffeine causing ideas to "quick-march into motion".

Low-cost implementation of transceiver devices is challenging in view of impairments associated with imperfect analog components.

Accurate prediction of the long-term extreme response for dynamic offshore structures is challenging in view of small failure probabilities arising from long-term and short-term uncertainties.

Apart from extracorporeal blood purification, the removal of toxic metabolites from human or animal plasma is challenging in view of production of cell growth media.