Sentence examples for altered perceptions of from inspiring English sources

To see off Richie McCaw and Victor Matfield is no mean achievement but "Maggie the Machine" has single-handedly altered perceptions of her sport in the northern hemisphere.

The effects are intense but short-lived and include changes in mood and body sensations, visions, feelings of detachment, and altered perceptions of self.

The active ingredient, salvinorin A, induces intense but short-lived effects, including changes in mood and body sensations, visions, feelings of detachment, and altered perceptions of self.

Damazer hired Young to take over from Sue Lawley on Desert Island Discs, while former BBC former economics editor Davis's arival on Today altered perceptions of the flagship news programme at a stroke.

During her 36 years in Wuppertal, Bausch fundamentally altered perceptions of what a dance piece could be, creating a genre of work — tanztheater, or dance theater — in which overtly theatrical, apparently disconnected and frequently absurd episodes showed her performers telling stories, enacting odd rituals and obsessions, and living out their fears and hopes before the audience's eyes.

And Japan's upset of the Springboks has altered perceptions of what can and can't be done.

Ototoxicity that yet occurs in no more than 10% of patients is characterized by altered perception of speech but is not accompanied by alterations in audiography.

The rats with lesions of the MrD induced by kainic acid experienced altered perception of neuropathic pain behaviors.

We speculate that this severity or altered perception of the migraine attack during menstruation might lead to worsened disability.

The results support the proposal that altered perception of reality is related to affective or personality characteristics.

In many other ways, however, her experiences resemble those of others with the disorder – including a sadly altered perception of herself.