Sentence examples for shattered perception from inspiring English sources

Our broken systems reflect a shattered perception of ourselves that no person on the planet has the character and capacity to repair.

By choosing them he also shattered perceptions.

A report by the Community Council of Australia has shattered perceptions that Australia is a country of the "fair go", finding it is less fair, less safe, and with a higher incarceration rate than comparable OECD nations.

Starting with the lunchtime riot in Rome, the afternoon had so shattered perceptions and stereotypes with its ambition and try-scoring that it was as if the Keystone Cops had been asked to adapt War and Peace for the big screen.

[He] shattered perceptions I had about people who were incarcerated.

[Jon] shattered perceptions I had about people who were incarcerated.

In fact, new research by IpsosMori suggests that support for the European Union (EU) has grown and is at its highest since 1991, shattering perceptions that the UK is edging closer towards a swift exit from the single market.

Sorenstam has shattered that perception and a lot of others as well.

Yet so far this year, ten bishops acceptable to both Beijing and the Vatican have been ordained.The latest ceremony has shattered the perception of gradual improvement that those ordinations had brought about.

The finding that so many seemingly healthy men in their late teens and 20s had significant buildup of plaques in the arteries shattered the perception of heart disease as purely an affliction of older people, revealing that the disease had a silent and relatively early onset.

The reason Locationgate was so upsetting to so many people is because it shattered the perception that our phones are locked down little safes that hold and guard all of our secrets.