Sentence examples for reshape thinking from inspiring English sources

The scientific findings in frontotemporal dementia may also reshape thinking about the fundamental flaws involved in Alzheimer's disease.

Whirlpool wanted to reshape thinking about laundry, so it showed some futuristic prototypes at the Milan furniture fair in April.

Dr. Edwards reshaped thinking about heavy drinkers and their problems, about the psychology of drug use and its treatment, and about the policy implications for governments and health agencies seeking to reduce abuse.

In conclusion, NaChBac and the other prokaryotic NaV homologues have helped reshape our thinking about sodium channel structure, function, and evolution.

Management regimes take place in what Garland (2001) refers to as 'the culture of control', a punitive law-and-order approach that reshapes the thinking process of globalisation and justice.

In fact, a profile I wrote about Zito in 2003, shortly after discovering the Curry piece, reinvigorated my own passion for writing -- and led me to focus on metaphysical history, which resulted in my two recent books: Occult America (Bantam, 2009) and One Simple Idea: How Positive Thinking Reshaped Modern Life (Crown, Jan 2014).

To make his challenge even greater, Ward brings no huge trove of new information to his account, and he offers no novel grand view to reshape our thinking of this chapter in American history.

For Smith, the opportunity isn't merely to help BCV reshape its thinking and (likely) attract more female founders, it's also a chance for her to write bigger checks to startups, given that BCV is currently investing out of a $600 million fund (and is likely to close another big fund in the not-too-distant future).

But it will take determined leadership to reshape our thinking, re-imagine our patriotism, and ready us for the disciplined task of using our vast might intelligently.

The weak job numbers for March should be seen as opportunity to force the Fed to reshape its thinking on plans to raise interest rates.

Reshape your thinking and shape-up your health: as Dr. Church suggests that your walking a few minutes a day: "... will reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, anxiety, depression, diabetes, and many other conditions".