Sentence examples for forging perceptions from inspiring English sources
The line can reach into the future, forging perceptions of New York and its destiny.
The defection of Labor voters to the Conservatives was deeply disturbing to Labor strategists, since it suggested that Mr. Cameron had made inroads with his brand of "compassionate Conservatism," aimed at breaking down traditional barriers of class and economic status that have forged a perception of the Conservatives as the party of the "haves" and Labor as the party of the "have-nots".
If it did, that would have forged a perception of Spectacles as a serious device meant to be painstakingly reviewed instead of casually played with as they should be.
In a category where purchase decisions are often made at the shelf, the campaign credibly made a connection between the cause, the consumer, and the product, forging a lasting difference in brand perceptions.
However approached, these shows together offer the best opportunity this city has seen in years to plunge straight into the center of a major, underknown art form, one in which image and language, spirit and intellect, forge an indissoluble, perception-altering partnership.
The main reason for Arab unhappiness with American policy in the Middle East remains a perception that the United States is leaning too far toward Israel in negotiations aimed a forging a broader Arab-Israeli peace.
Thus, even if we agree that forging a cheque involves going through motions in a hypothetical manner, what motions would there be in the case of fancied perceptions?
Still, firms are forging ahead.
"Forging Consensus On Local Climate Risk Management".
