Sentence examples for a preconceived idea from inspiring English sources
"That is a preconceived idea," he said.
I didn't have a preconceived idea.
That's clearly a preconceived idea.
If they do, they may already have a preconceived idea.
But I never go out with a preconceived idea.
There is probably not a single child in the world without a preconceived idea of Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book.
I work on one piece at a time without any preconceived idea of the final image in mind, thriving on the uncertainty that this process fosters.
All the pieces were improvised, some completely, some to a roughly preconceived idea, and sound as they were played, except for "No Birds", which was recorded in two parts, and "Not Forgotten", from which two notes were removed.
"I don't want to impose a rigorous external, preconceived idea on a movie when in fact I have wonderful collaborators and I have the opportunity to respond to the actual event of shooting the film," he said.
In older, less-enlightened international aid scenarios, the professionals who came from rich countries had a very clear preconceived idea of what needed to be solved.
Our aims for Asia Now are to share a passion, provide excitement and perhaps challenge a few preconceived ideas because the image we have of Asian art is sometimes a bit of a fantasy and Western projections.
