Sentence examples for transformed perception from inspiring English sources

It's important to remember the political character of Fraser in office, given the transformed perception of him in later life has tempted many of us to consider him as some kind of national "lefty uncle".

This has led to a transformed perception of HIV from being a fatal disease to a manageable chronic illness.

Tracy has transformed perceptions of why children end up in care.

But Kelly, along with other ministers like Yvette Cooper, has transformed perceptions about what is possible for women in parliament.

Fourteen days that shook cricket's world order Fourteen days of utterly one-sided cricket have transformed perceptions of where England - and Australia - stand in the world cricket order.

Seven months after the Prime Minister gave an emotional speech insisting that the Paralympics had transformed perceptions of the disabled in Britain, a former Paralympian has launched a scathing attack on the Government's approach to sport, insisting that fewer disabled children are competing now than in the early 1980s.

The advent of potent antiretroviral treatment (ART) has dramatically reduced rates of mortality and morbidity, improved quality of life, revitalized communities and transformed perceptions on HIV/AIDS from a plague to a manageable chronic illness [ 1- 4].

The experience set the direction for Monet, who for more than 60 years would concentrate on visible phenomena and on the innovation of effective methods to transform perception into pigment.

A global or 'diffuse and distributed alpha system' comes into existence when these independent sources of alpha become coherently engaged in transforming perception to action.

A shift in strategic interests could easily transform perceptions once again.

But advocates are on to something when they say it can transform perceptions of LA.