Sentence examples for existing perceptions from inspiring English sources

"In using new technologies as a tool, I am questioning existing perceptions of craft".

"It leverages existing perceptions and it's powerful because it's deeply troubling," said Steve McMahon, whose firm produced the spots.

But time and again it's what comes out that counts, not how it emerges through a web of existing perceptions.

Such sentiments reinforced existing perceptions that Scots law bore the stamp of entrenched feudalism and authoritarian heavyhandedness.

"It will just reinforce existing perceptions but won't impact people who are attracted to her message," Smith predicted.

Some of the ideas, a double referendum on Britain's relationship with the European Union, for example, will confirm existing perceptions of the party.

"The most effective advertising is that which takes an existing perception and leverages it.

It stuck, in part, because it resonated with an existing perception that the police were backward in their use of technology.

Such awareness can best be maintained by a public-information programme designed around a population's existing perception of landslides.

What these stories share is a simple and clear narrative that captures the public imagination by tapping into some larger fear or existing perception — "a proxy for a bigger concern," in the words of Ed Gillespie, former counselor to Mr. Bush.

This contribution proposes the present day picture of dendrimers as a transition from a non-compact sphere to a dense space filling hyperbolic topology, which contradicts the existing perception of a dendrimer with a dense core and open periphery.