Sentence examples for disrupting ideas from inspiring English sources

Although it may be counterintuitive to the pace at which the tech community is known for "disrupting" ideas, our study shows changes in political positions take time and discussion.

Visitors are encouraged to move the laminated sheets around, further disrupting the idea of sculpture as stable and fixed.

In Udacity's case, they're disrupting the idea that access to higher education is something which can only be found through the traditional university system.

So if Monday's show was structurally identical to the earlier one — same costumes, same set list, some of the same stage banter — Timberlake moved through it differently, disrupting the idea that he's grown complacent even as he demonstrated how naturally his talents come to him.

But there is no doubt that we now live in a world where the power of capital has profoundly disrupted old ideas about political authority inside national boundaries.

Public fights over programming costs disrupt that idea.

At a stroke this incident disrupts the idea most of us have that the Cavaliers were all frothy curls and velvet breeches while the Roundheads wore rusty black and pudding-bowl hair.

This conceptualisation disrupts the idea that sustainability is something that can be (in the words of the workforce strategy) 'delivered' (SCSEEC 2012, 3).

Stokes's two-dimensional view is also intended to disrupt the idea of a one-way street from basic to applied work.

Severe arsenic contamination of groundwater in Bangladesh has disrupted the idea of using shallow tubewells for safe drinking water throughout the country (Karim and Safiuddin 2003).

"eBay was used to disrupt this idea of commerce in the real world," Ghidini tells Creators.