Sentence examples for question notions from inspiring English sources

As she describes undercover missions in the Far East, a story of betrayal emerges to question notions of heroism.

Exhibition curators said in a statement that the exhibition explores "how and why contemporary artists approach famous artworks" in order to question notions of originality and authenticity.

The findings call into question notions about how Angkor evolved by "radically changing accepted chronologies," said Moore.

They also question notions of what can be beautiful".

The unlikely pairings that result call into question notions of beauty everything is broken and interrupted and ultimately unstable.

By masking, destroying, drawing, and letting things go on their own, you basically question notions of order, chaos, and control".

More generally, it questions notions of art, perception and reality.

Tearne captures a shifting social and political landscape and questions notions of home and homeland.

In his daring piece, Mr. Bel questions notions of handicaps and abnormality with his seemingly innocent gaze and understated showmanship.

He also questioned notions of artistic originality in an online interview, and this Abramovic lift seems to be in the same spirit.

This rule governs the current show, which questions notions of preciousness and art-market exclusivity while delivering a fizzy visual pleasure.