Sentence examples for radically challenged from inspiring English sources

The epistemological foundation of faith was radically challenged by the Scottish philosopher David Hume.

It depicts a line of sorts, but radically challenged and redefined.

Strongly influenced by the nonrealistic dance-based conventions of the Japanese Noh theatre, these plays radically challenged theatrical convention.

Moreover, tenable views of "good" and "bad" that arose in the last few centuries are being radically challenged, most notably by the societal shifts spurred by digital media.

More Sancho Panza than Don Quixote, the animated and incomprehensible Iberian Josep Gombau brought a vision, passion, and philosophy of football that has radically challenged the game not just in South Australia, but across the country.

Dart (1925) then made a series of observations that radically challenged the conventional wisdom of the time concerning human evolution.

He added: "They radically challenge assumptions about the kinds of work Miró was doing.

A feminist writing of history needs to radically challenge modes such as chronology and dutiful scene-setting.

Given the common stereotypes of black criminality and incarceration, this role is not a threat to the status quo, or one that radically challenges racial stereotypes.

So a winter coincidence of over-hyped but under-produced musicals and radically challenging dramas has reduced star ratings to unprecedented low levels.

We have already brought a new openness to all areas of government, radically challenging the damaging idea that public data is owned by the state, not the citizen.