Sentence examples for challenging perceptions of from inspiring English sources

But more and more, restlessness and upward mobility are blurring the borders, mixing things up, challenging perceptions of what is meant by Red Hook or East Harlem.

If the idea is to put a different spin on the play by challenging perceptions of the principal character, that's one thing.

Performance, hip-hop and punk poet Rowan James is among the performers this year whose show is challenging perceptions of disability.

"Questlove is an artist who I respect because he constantly shifts within the idiom, challenging perceptions of hip-hop and black American culture," Kehinde Wiley says.

These candidates are changing narratives and challenging perceptions of who gets to run, who gets elected, and which voters decide the outcome of the race.

In addition to challenging perceptions of those populations, the projects beautify the neighbourhoods, turning them into art pieces that attract tourist interest (and dollars).

If there's a city that needs to challenge perceptions of its music, it's Manchester.

A new photo series has been launched to challenge perceptions of mental health issues among people of colour.

The video highlights the bold and ambitious nature of the campaign and challenges perceptions of the charity's brand as well as those of young people.

McDonald's rebranding was effective because it challenged perceptions of the company without undermining its core value proposition: cheapness and convenience.

Ranging from sectarianism to sex, a four-day event nicknamed the "Muslim Glastonbury" is setting out to challenge perceptions of Islam in Britain.