Sentence examples for fresh perceptions from inspiring English sources

Dr. Barnes believed in shocking people into fresh perceptions by avoiding traditional categorical and chronological juxtapositions.

Their purpose is to gather and transform information of strategic significance into fresh perceptions.

Nor are they, I think, ultimately created to startle audiences into fresh perceptions.

But her play, despite its venturesome spirit, doesn't transmit enough fresh perceptions about the knotty issues under examination.

The scenario process of converting information into fresh perceptions has something of a "breeder effect": it generates energy, much more energy than has been consumed in time and effort during the process.

Each is recommended in a  four-page sequence of reminiscence and analysis,  illuminated by impressions of how  different productions of the same plays have come to seem transformed thanks to the fresh perceptions of directors and actors.

To help them achieve fresh, new perceptions on the ordinary things around them.

It believes it can foster a vibrancy in public debate, provide fresh perception of the possible and new understanding of the human condition.

It's possible, of course, that these movies made me angry because they jolted me into a fresh perception of life, forcing me to abandon routine ways of thinking and feeling.

Its 1988 report, A Positive Choice, called for a fresh perception of something that was then still often seen as a hangover from the 19th-century workhouse – indeed, some council-run care homes were crudely converted workhouses with rooms shared by as many as six people.

It is a strain for young Japanese, let alone foreigners, to sit cross-legged or on their heels for four or five hours, but even if you're physically uncomfortable, there is ample compensation in the fresh perception of Kabuki this theater provides.