Sentence examples for few preconceptions from inspiring English sources

I have no mental map and few preconceptions of what the city will be like.

But the Palsbole children, many of them working class, had few preconceptions.

The way to do that is approach the world with as few preconceptions as possible and see what you find.

If they come into the job with few preconceptions about what does and doesn't work, they may suggest smart changes.

I admit I carried a few preconceptions concerning consumerism and counter-culture, and wondered how mental health featured.

This kind of photography – wandering the streets, exploring the world with few preconceptions – is so much about immediacy, intuition and serendipity.

There is a well-documented decline in fertility treatment success with increasing female age; however, there are few preconception cohort studies that have examined female age and natural fertility.

To collage, it seems, she brought fewer preconceptions, allowing the process to be one of discovery rather than imitation.

Scientists had fewer preconceptions about Saturn than about any of the new worlds visited by spacecraft so far.

In the west, design students generally enter university with a little more experience of design, but I think working with students who have fewer preconceptions about the field can be a benefit.

He then went on to study art at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam, where he believed there would be fewer preconceptions about African art than if he had studied in France.Yet he was frustrated by the lack of gallery space designated for the kind of conceptual art he and fellow African artists were making.