Sentence examples for shifting perception from inspiring English sources

The show elicits many such moments of shifting perception, when children realize that the world is bigger than they thought, and that their parents' powers are smaller.

Something of the history of Western man's shifting perception of mountains is encapsulated in these two legacies, and I wondered what it would be like to see what Cezanne and Petrarch had seen.

"Anthony has created a tilted, hanging plane of light, which, for 60 minutes, iterates a lighting pattern so the public, sitting on four sides, has a shifting perception of the space as the piece progresses," Mr. Bokaer said.

It benefited greatly from the expansion of the global economy after 1945, and that shifting perception of what business needs was part of the pressure that encouraged the Republican Party to become much more international in its orientation.

The shifting perception of marijuana use in the U.S. is, for many, a sign of government loosening its grip on its citizenry.

Messaging services for networking and content are two clear facets of LinkedIn's current product push, but this seems to dovetail nicely with the shifting perception of LinkedIn as a job search site, rather than a 'connection' resource.

But one of the most immediate and striking benefits has been shifting perceptions.

These shifting perceptions of time are what give eras in human history their specific textures.

Yet the increasing number of studies that support family-based behavioral treatment is shifting perceptions.

The main beneficiary of these shifting perceptions is obviously Marine Le Pen's National Front.

But he is confident that Mashrouy, now in its third season, is slowly shifting perceptions.