put (someone or something) in a new light

To cause someone or something to be perceived, regarded, or understood in a new way, typically one that is more positive. All this talk of classism has really put the proposed legislation in a new light. Once you have children of your own, it really puts your parents in a new light.

See also: light, new, put

See also:

know where (one) stands with (someone or something)
know where you are with
know where you are/stand
know where (one) is with (someone or something)
know where (one) stands
know where one stands
know where stands
at the receiving end
be at the receiving end
be on/at the receiving end

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