Sentence examples for blow perceptions from inspiring English sources

"I think I blow perceptions because I speak English, I'm educated and it's my choice to cover," Ms. Begawala said.

It might just blow your perceptions, and your mind, right out of the water.

Until recently Vienna hasn't generally been known in Europe as a startup hub, but this week has blown that perception out of the water.

Regime change in Armenia would leave Russia standing solo in the South Caucasus — a major blow to Russians' perceptions of their country's great power status.

The events of September 11 dealt a terrible blow to our self-perception as western liberals.

Robert Mathavious, chairman of the region's anti-money-laundering task force, calls the FATF initiative a "severe blow", leading to the "perception that the strong nations are poised to strike at the jugular of smaller and poorer nations".

The case is another blow to the public perception of a financial industry that many Americans blame for the country's current economic problems.

After college, Rebecca winds up in San Francisco in the summer of 1966, just before the doors of perception blew wide open and she might have found a whole new world of possibility.

Prepare to have your perception blown with this old-timey video from filmmaker Eran Amir-a black and white video that suddenly, magically, starts to exhibit color once he pours himself a nice glass of orange juice.

Administration officials concede that President Bush's longstanding emphasis on working with allies to negotiate with North Korea and Iran is the only choice he has, given the widespread perception of the blow to American credibility because of Iraq.

When you believe that stress is there to challenge you and is not a sign that you're weak or you'll blow it, it changes your perception of yourself and your ability to handle the situation.