Sentence examples for change our idea from inspiring English sources

He helped change our idea of what art is and what it can do.

"If we want energy independence in this country, we're going to have to change our idea of what's aesthetically pleasing".

"While a chicken egg will never change, our idea is that we can have a product where we push updates into the system, just like Apple updates its iOS operating system".

And it shows how ballet vocabulary is built on specific physical principles, then elaborates and subverts them in ways that change our ideas about what ballet can be.

"I think we'd have to change our ideas of what a priest is before I'd want to become one," McConville remarks politely but pointedly.

HIV can be beaten in the human body, and in our country, if we combat stigma and change our ideas about manhood, expand testing and treatment, and proffer practicable prevention strategies to everyone.

This is hard to imagine, and parts of his theory of gravity have been pretty robust over centuries, but we can't rule out the possibility that a few more centuries will change our ideas so much that his description may no longer seem true, or accurate.

"We came to see that even in an inland province, we could get a national response so long as we were willing to break with the past, to change our ideas and to be brave -- even taking things to extremes," said Liu Yiping, the head of the station's Communist Party committee, wearing a trendy dark collarless shirt and jeans.

Michelle Mitchell, the  Charity Director General of Age UK said: "As a society we need to change our ideas about older people and what they have to contribute; for example, encouraging employers to look at the maturity and experience that an older worker can bring to the workplace.

This is what happens when we change our ideas of what should be.

As my example illustrates, largely due to a reduction in communications costs, we need to change our ideas regarding community.