Sentence examples for perception shift from inspiring English sources
Only if the Tories' current dip in the polls endures might this perception shift.
GALLOWAY Stockton College Art Gallery "Perception Shift," featuring works by Wade Aaron, Sienna Freeman, John Langdon, Bovey Lee, Kristen Neville-Taylor, Ryan Livingstone, Michelle Vitale Loughlin and Mat Ollig, with a short film by the Brothers Quay.
In the context of learning, Brockbank and McGill (2007) have observed how dialogues can generate perception shifts by challenging existing assumptions.
To help us create these necessary perception shifts, there are very few means available that are as powerful as film.
That perception shifted as White and other prominent HIV-infected people, such as Magic Johnson, Arthur Ashe, the Ray brothers and Kimberly Bergalis, appeared in the media to advocate for more AIDS research and public education to address the epidemic.
Although S2 faces always depicted the same mixture (45%) of fear and neutral expressions, participants' fear perception shifted in the direction of the expression predicted by the preceding trajectory.
Four improved and two worsened perception shifts emerged post-intervention: less exposure to personal harm, reduced potential for medical error, more successful teaching, fewer disruptions to other rotations, increased conflicting role demands and less staff physician supervision.
Perceptions shift with generations.
Wars break out and governments are toppled, perceptions shift and new gadgets are invented.
This is how quickly perceptions shift, even since the events of Sunday ended.
