Sentence examples for shift the idea from inspiring English sources

Her more theoretical aim is to shift the idea of autonomy roughly, patients and clinical subjects deciding for themselves from centre stage, as autonomy often conflicts with other medical values such as preventing harm and improving health.

This understanding however also enables us to shift the idea of what a CodeSafe video is, and that it not as a video of a procedure that can be abstracted to being the procedure.

Originally, their idea was to build a programmable robot, Harden says, but later, they decided to shift the idea a bit to involve a talking robot that worked with iPad.

These sorts of MixPlay experiences shift the idea of Mixer being just another game streaming service to one where viewers can actively participate by playing themselves, or at least guiding the action.

Every young scientist begins their education with a review of Thomas Kuhn's "paradigm shift," the idea that consensus among scientists periodically undergoes major changes when enough evidence is gathered to overthrow an existing view.

"It's shifting the idea of what 'expert' actually means," Holgate, of Vogue, told me.

Agaoua admits that Viber took its eye off the ball with its growth in the U.S. for a while, conceding that crucial, large market to other messaging companies not just like Facebook but newer players like Snapchat, who have completely shifted the idea and purpose behind messaging altogether.

Indeed, a key component of identity politics is shifting the idea of who's at the center of progressive discourse, and in that regard, I would argue we've made gains.

"The message is that we're shifting the idea of sport, not as a luxury, but as an extraordinary tool that can be used to achieve development and peaceful goals," she added.

Andrea Plaid asked, "Whose voice gets heard and for what reason?" -- and urged "empowering our own space and shifting the ideas of what is media".

Having a woman president would help shift the deeply ingrained idea in this country that leadership is a masculine role.