Sentence examples for break perceptions from inspiring English sources

Crook: Is playing Allen Ginsberg in Kill Your Darlings Daniel Radcliffe's way of continuing to break perceptions of his career?

"We wear their legacies on our shoulders with pride, and we do not lose ourselves to broken perceptions but rise above with the help of our powerful stories, our melodies, our galaxies porque somos Latino Americanos and we will not be forgotten".

"It broke perception, preconception and history".

Emphasise natural light: "It's a very important subconscious factor, one which can make or break buyer perceptions," says Carl Underhill at Hamptons International.

However being able to break the perceptions placed upon athletes is a difficult thing to do.

"You have a show on ice and you think it's just for children and I'm trying to break that perception.

He said DBS would use its balance sheet to cut Danamon's financing costs and break the perception of DBS as a low-profit-margin, mature-market bank.

The business case for the Cruze is to break the perception gap and get people into Chevrolet showrooms that would have automatically passed by".

Add in the competitive political environment, with Republicans ascendant, the Obama administration struggling to break the perception that it is hostile to business, and the resulting stew is potent.

The Sweet Adelines have worked hard to break the perception of barbershop singing as the province of men in old-fashioned costumes, said Belle Silver, 54, a music teacher, musical theater consultant and tenor from Northport who also sings in a mixed barbershop quartet and previously directed a men's barbershop chorus.

The decision is also intended to bolster the more Western-aligned opposition and break the perception that it is being abandoned, while the radical Islamists of Al Nusra Front and its allies continue to get support from Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the diplomats said.