Think carefully about adverbial phrases such as "radically questioned".
MacGregor has changed all that by presenting it as a meeting place of world cultures, where western perspectives are radically questioned.
She also accused government officials of uncritically accepting the chemical industry's claims of safety and, more radically, questioned the then-dominant paradigm of scientific progress and the philosophical belief that man was destined to exert control over nature.
That the surviving custodians of those expectations and hopes resolutely reject the claims calls the faith radically into question.
Since females are generally more prone to becoming victims of sexual violence, the Lara Logan sexual assault (the term itself even sounds deceptively benign) raises a radically discomfiting question: Is it "responsible" for women to choose to report in war zones?
Where The Notebook draws audiences into the story of two abandoned children during wartime, The Proof plays more radically on questions of truth, fiction, history and fantasy.
It rejects the 'linguistic paradigm'inin the name of a systematic attempt to radically rethink questions of wordliness, shared embodied existence and sensible– intelligible experience' (p. 4).
But, he confessed, "over the last two decades, I have changed radically on the question of how to achieve these goals.
According to an opinion which is vigorous and insistently defended for approximately one decade, hormesis (the response of a biological entity to an effector, with stimulatory results at low doses and inhibitory results at high doses) radically puts into question the classic theory of dose response (DR) relationships and demands a profound revision of environmental protection policies.
However, a paper in Genes & Development reported that various mapping techniques sometimes yield patterns that are radically different, raising questions about just what these maps really show.
