Sentence examples for changed our sense from inspiring English sources

The sheer number of newly discovered planets has changed our sense of the night sky, allowing some to speculate that there may actually be more planets than stars.

Munro has changed our sense of what the short story can do as radically as Chekhov and Mansfield did at the beginning of the 20th century.

Munro changed our sense of what the short story can do as radically as Chekhov and Mansfield did at the beginning of the 20th century.

Hubble's discovery of the immensity of the universe vastly changed our sense of the universe, but he was not done surprising us.

While I have issues with Apple's hegemonic approach, during his career Steve Jobs repeatedly changed our sense of what was possible, and the world, by making genuinely revolutionary products.

Fifteen years ago Sunday, terrorists attacked America and changed our sense of security forever.

Mitchell muses on how AR will change our sense of our selves.

We would rather reject evidence than change our sense of who we are.

Visually, the kinetic camera and editing capture our national fears about guns, crowds, the abruptness with which violence can change our sense of the world.

The Taste Buddy, which was unveiled last week, is a new invention, still in its prototype stage, that changes our sense of what things taste like by emitting thermal and electric signals that stimulate, or rather delude, the taste buds.

Second volumes of trilogies have always to change the rules that the reader has come to accept – change our sense of who the antagonist is so that thrills and climaxes can be delivered before the eventual third volume's race to settle final accounts.