Sentence examples for history challenges from inspiring English sources

The document consists of a series of subjects ("list of testimonies", "procedural history"; "challenges", etc).

This provocative history challenges the view of the West as heir to a pure Greco-Roman culture.

Yet Lichtenstein's review fails to convey how Culver and Hyde's history challenges the traditional narrative about Wallace's 1948 run on the Progressive Party ticket.

Misconception #7 An inability to explain every detail of a complex organ's history challenges the validity of evolutionary science.

From start to finish, the route is packed with scenery, history, challenges, and sweet sexy rewards from Mother Nature.

(Credit: War Resisters' International and the Brocca family; wikipedia.org) A juxtaposition of these two events from history challenges Hemingway's idea of America as the champion of democracy, human rights and justice.

In "Head and Heart" he invites readers to reconsider American religious history, challenging the conventional wisdom on many issues while synthesizing much of the finest recent scholarship.

THE INTERNET AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY CHALLENGE www.brightmoments.com/blackhistory This site, one of my favorites, comprises 11 profiles of prominent 19th-century black Americans.

Along with Eliot, they rewrote the map of literary history, challenged the dominance of Romantic forms and styles, promoted and analyzed difficult Modernist writing, and greatly advanced ways of discussing literary structure.

So Philip Leider, the legendary first editor of Artforum magazine, describes Irving Blum and his Los Angeles gallery, Ferus, in Amy Newman's amazing oral history, "Challenging Art: Artforum, 1962-1974" (SoHo Press, 2000).

Artists are designing play equipment, routing water ways, using environmental features, reimagining history, challenging passers-by to pause and think about their whereabouts.