Sentence examples for Preconceived ideology from inspiring English sources
They speak from preconceived ideology and opinion, not from knowledge.
Recognizing the political sensitivity of the research, and how unexpected are its results, the journal ran an accompanying editorial cautioning that public policy should not be based on the results of a single study and that policy makers should not "selectively use scientific literature to formulate a policy that meets preconceived ideologies".
The problem is, preconceived ideologies are dictating which programs fall into that category.
That arrogant assertion of ideology and preconceived ideas over practical experience has precisely led to the quagmire we find ourselves in today in Iraq and the Middle East.
The axiom of change commands the player to adjust to the situation and to beware of blind adherence to a preconceived system, doctrine or ideology.
This ideology operated on the preconceived stereotypes erected by non-Gypsies, and Christian encyclopedias as late as 1907 emphasized the perceived immoral behavior of the Gypsies as dangerously contagious.
I think Obama's real problem is that he is fundamentally a moderate what we in Washington call a "goo-goo," a good government person, a pragmatist who deals with problems as they arise without seeing them as part of pattern of failure and without any preconceived idea of what should be done about them based on ideology or political philosophy.
I think Obama's real problem is that he is fundamentally a moderate--what we in Washington call a "goo-goo," a good government person, a pragmatist who deals with problems as they arise without seeing them as part of pattern of failure and without any preconceived idea of what should be done about them based on ideology or political philosophy.
If Thomas has an ideology, it's that school policies should be based on evidence and not preconceived notions.
Even that sounds preconceived!
