Sentence examples for shift of perception from inspiring English sources

Urbanus has witnessed that shift of perception from the music industry's frontline.

The fact that Eric Schmidt and Larry Page jumped in at the last minute to untangle the deal shows a shift of perception towards media.

Then, they claimed to regard Labor proposals to much the same effect as unjustified incursions on privacy – but the terrorist threats to Australia have not shifted enough, quantitatively let alone qualitatively, to explain their apparent shift of perception.

"He is open to things, and that gives a feeling of hope to people who have felt left out," said Barbara Thomas, 51, an administrative assistant from Columbia, Md. In a shift of perception that the Vatican clearly hoped would be common on this trip, Ms. Thomas said she had found him "more open, not so stern as what the general impression had been".

With changes in the dynamics of admissions to higher education, we are already noticing a shift of perception about clearing.

Whether through the artist's choice of materials, the processes of their practices, or through action required of the viewer, this year's work will demand a shift of perception.

In this explanation, it is hoped that the operation and its aftermath will so dazzle fence-sitting Afghans and the Taliban alike that it will contribute to a shift of perceptions about which side in the war is gaining momentum.

The set was directly inspired by leitmotifs presented within the play, namely the illusory shifting of perception paralleling moments of deceit and truth.

In his dialogue and in his sharp shifts of perception, one hears the nineteenth-century writer Machado de Assis, whose extraordinary novels — "Epitaph of a Small Winner," "Philosopher or Dog?," and "Dom Casmurro," among others — are playful in form and thus thought, but are never without heart.

Through some clever shifts of perception, Park manipulates miniature worlds with some nimble handiwork, transforming the most ordinary environments into extraordinary scenes.

Most previous studies of gender aftereffects have examined perceptual bias aftereffects, in that they report on relative shifts of perception along a continuum between two values of a facial property, to one of which the subject is adapted.