Sentence examples for radically challenging from inspiring English sources

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.

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

"But what I believe in is radically challenging them but not attempting to overturn them out of sheer distrust or distaste".

This is not an accidental aspect: from the 19th century going on through 20th (and 21th century), technology is continuously stimulating the research on audio, radically challenging different contexts of perception and production [4, 5].

Francis changed that almost overnight by showing how radically challenging it could be if a world leader tried to put into practice the basic precepts of the Christian gospel — dedicating oneself fully to task of loving and caring for others — and doing so with genuine joy.

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

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

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.

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

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.