Sentence examples for altered our perception from inspiring English sources

Remakes remind us in an alarming way how much society has changed and how this has altered our perception of the world.

Yet this progress has not intrinsically altered our perception of death, except to make it more unacceptable.

More recently, timelapses have altered our perception of patterns in natural and human life.

The seminal observations by Tiedje and co-workers on microbial dehalogenation have profoundly altered our perception of biodegradability of halogenated compounds (Suflita et al. 1982).

It's cyborg poetry, straight out of the critic James Bridle's writings on the New Aesthetic, which argue for art that reflects the way that screens and lenses have altered our perceptions.

For Mr. Close, these have to do with the relationship between photography and painting, but also with the way that digital media have altered our perceptions of time and the image — and ourselves.

It fundamentally altered our perceptions of plausibility.

His infamous "le smoking" tuxedo suits, jackets and trousers altered our perceptions of what makes a woman a woman.

Technologist/artist/writer James Bridle has made a career out of studying the ways digital technology has changed the way we experience the world, altered our perceptions, and affected our thinking.

" We used our memories to temporarily alter our perception of the state we were in.

They ask that we alter our perception of what is aesthetically pleasing.