Sentence examples for redefine assumptions from inspiring English sources

Filmmaker Sam Cannon uses still images, video, and other technologies to redefine assumptions of the human body.

In Jersey City, we check in with filmmaker Sam Cannon, who uses still images, video, and other technologies to redefine assumptions of time, space and the human body, questioning the way we display and observe images of ourselves in the digital age.

"Young kids can now see what they can become," he said of folks like Cox or sport stars such as Jason Collins in helping to redefine assumptions and expectations".Kids can now turn on their TV and be like, wow, I can be that.

By creating interdependence where it never existed before (communication capability and mapping technology, for instance), the devices have redefined assumptions about how things work across a wide variety of categories, from business to entertainment to communication.

Diagnosed with autism when he was a child, Kedar — now 17 and a junior at Canoga Park High School — refuses to be defined by his disorder and joins a number of other autistic activists who are out to redefine popular assumptions about intelligence and disability.

The examples, I believe, will demonstrate that the concept of bias has become detached from its original meaning and has been redefined into assumptions that defy common sense.

Over the past several years I have had the privilege of working with the team at CGI on issues such as redefining "First Responder" assumptions for humanitarian relief in Africa, and rethinking refugee response paradigms in the Middle East.

Their skepticism and their ability to isolate practical truths enable them to provide rich humor and incisive perspective as they redefine issues and question basic assumptions.

This type of initial coding is important to theory development, but also helps the researcher remain close to the data and helps the researcher to challenge any a priori assumptions and to redefine categories based on what is found in the data.

The rest is free association, seemingly based on the assumption that allowing people to redefine their personal gender identities will dissolve gender itself.

With his theories of special relativity (1905) and general relativity (1915), Einstein overthrew many assumptions underlying earlier physical theories, redefining in the process the fundamental concepts of space, time, matter, energy, and gravity.