Sentence examples for redefining perceptions from inspiring English sources

The Go-Between may well prove important in further redefining perceptions of what musical theatre can achieve.

He arrived in London in 1971, just as gay people were coming out in unprecedented numbers and redefining perceptions of homosexuality.

We want to change the face of outlet shopping and redefine perceptions of what an outlet can be".

Despite a diverse portfolio of titles, Working Title was for many years defined by its Richard comedy-smashesd comedy smashes, but the success of Everest and Legend – following on from The Theory of Everything in January and Rush in 2013 – should finally redefine perceptions.

How does the Center redefine perceptions of entrepreneurship in the public imagination?

It is a decade since severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) emerged and in a few dramatic months redefined perceptions of global vulnerability to emerging infectious diseases.

By focusing widespread attention on the stillborn for the first time, registration arguably redefined perceptions of both foetal and infant mortality in medico-social terms.

Chapter 2 / Colour redefined perception.

Last month, New Yorker jack-of-all-trades Madeline Schwartzman curated See Yourself Sensing: Redefining Human Perception at the Natalie and James Thompson Gallery in San Jose, which complemented and completes her book of the same name.

In the two years he served at the palace, he played a leading part in setting up the so-called internal Way Forward group, chaired by the Duke of Edinburgh, aimed at redefining public perceptions of the Queen and her role, prompting stories showing her taking tea in council flats with ordinary folks and, once or twice at least, using scheduled trains.

She has single-handedly redefined common perceptions of cared for children.