Sentence examples similar to make them see differently from inspiring English sources

From working with Adam, I have realised that what was missing was a narrative of some kind that brought people in and made them see things differently or helped join the dots about the world we live in.

It makes you watch differently and, as you too are overcome by creeping exhaustion, it makes you see differently too.

Perhaps the key ethical principle of British environmental literature has been that making us see differently is an essential precursor to making us act differently.

While gallery-hopping is more of a daytime activity, and openings and receptions reserved for the night, what if an artwork was made to be seen differently during both times?

Researchers could then see if their genetic differences made them behave differently.

Much more than murals or pictures on a wall, they charge the spaces they inhabit and make you see them differently.

"It could be making them talk differently".

Everybody sees things differently, doesn't make them right or wrong per se.

However, having employees does make you see things differently and you need to look after them properly".

If image-making is a form of power, does it make us see women differently?

I share with them the words written by Michael F. Barnsley (1993, p. 3): "Fractal geometry will make you see everything differently.