Sentence examples for adjust our view from inspiring English sources

Perhaps we can adjust our view of the world, instead, so crises just don't seem as imminent or morally exigent.

We now have to adjust our view of animals to include the possibility that they can use language to think about the world around them, and that they are sentient beings who are conscious of themselves and of others.

To minimise cognitive dissonance – the gulf between what we perceive and what we believe – we either adjust our views to those of our favoured party or avoid discovering what the party really stands for.

In the past twenty-five yearscholarshiphip on the Silesian Wars (1740-42, 1744-45, and 1756-63) hadjustedted our views of these conflicts.

But they also provided heroic role models toward which to aspire, even if we gradually adjusted our views to comport with reality.

Much has been written about how aid workers suffer stress and trauma due to this kind of constant experience, but I think the first effect is that you adjust your view of what is normal.

If you need to adjust your view, change your properties.

The employers, the airlines and the airport operator need to adjust their view as to what our members will now accept.

"This requires us to adjust in some small way our view of history," said Tom Segev, the author of the new book, "Simon Wiesenthal: The Life and Legends," which is being published by Doubleday this week in the United States and simultaneously in six other countries.

Even people sympathetic to Khan often admit that they underestimated him in the past, and have been forced to adjust their view since he became mayor.

This has made it possible to reconstruct evolutionary events that were previously unknown and to confirm and adjust the view of events already known.