Sentence examples for reshape perceptions from inspiring English sources

Democrats have tried to limit the term's use to reshape perceptions, but that has been a tough sell.

Some even believe that the fragile papers, which are now the focus of an African-led preservation effort, may reshape perceptions of the continent's past.

Testimonials were intended to reshape perceptions about Mr. Romney that have hardened after a negative television advertising campaign from the president and his Democratic allies.

Having the Olympic opening ceremony in Tiananmen Square or camera crews in the Forbidden City will reshape perceptions and force positive cultural and economic developments in the world's most populated country.

Regardless of their legal allegiances in that case, the forensic scientists and engineers are undisputed authorities, and the value of their labor will undoubtedly transcend the legal battle of the moment and perhaps reshape perceptions of the tragedy.

But analyses vary widely, and the sheer volume of migrants — 160 million is the middle ground of estimates — are a demographic wild card that could reshape perceptions of China's population.

Within several years of its publication, The Peculiar Institution had reshaped perceptions of American slavery and become a standard university text.

Yet much of his work consisted of more subtle efforts to reshape racial perceptions.

One is to reshape public perceptions of a brand, and another is to guide designers in shaping the evolution of a brand's vehicles.

4. ATERA Arguing about whether cuisine can be art is fruitless, but without question great restaurants have the same power to reshape our perceptions.

O-ba-ma!" Richard G. Hatcher, who became one of the nation's first black mayors when he was elected in 1967 to lead Gary, Ind., said he believed the election would reshape the perceptions that blacks and whites have of each other.