Sentence examples for a shift of perception from inspiring English sources

The fact that Eric Schmidt and Larry Page jumped in at the last minute to untangle the deal shows a shift of perception towards media.

"He is open to things, and that gives a feeling of hope to people who have felt left out," said Barbara Thomas, 51, an administrative assistant from Columbia, Md. In a shift of perception that the Vatican clearly hoped would be common on this trip, Ms. Thomas said she had found him "more open, not so stern as what the general impression had been".

With changes in the dynamics of admissions to higher education, we are already noticing a shift of perception about clearing.

With a different brain comes a shift of perception, and everything about a rose would change.

In this explanation, it is hoped that the operation and its aftermath will so dazzle fence-sitting Afghans and the Taliban alike that it will contribute to a shift of perceptions about which side in the war is gaining momentum.

During this time, there was a societal shift of perception of what used to be a doctor-and-Hollywood-advocated ritual of "being hip".

In terms of a theoretical approach used in the research, this learning process was attributed to a shift of project implementers' perceptions.

Urbanus has witnessed that shift of perception from the music industry's frontline.

He has been working on his "shift of perception" project for the past 40 years.

Magic is the shift of perception and the gift of being with the unknown however it lands.

Through the restoration of deprived areas, more footfall through them as tourists stay inland, and a shift in perception of the value of UK heritage, perhaps it is possible to shift the waning tide and restore our important landmarks, for the benefit of, not only the international community, but also our own.