Sentence examples for had preconceived from inspiring English sources

It didn't seem that people had preconceived ideas about him because he's a hedge-fund guy.

Charles Taylor's lawyers suggested that Farrow was an unreliable witness by pointing out that she had preconceived ideas about alleged African warlords.

It is not true that he had preconceived plans for his conquests, but it is certain that he was intent upon resurrecting the Eastern Roman Empire and upon extending it to its widest historic limits.

The defence spent about 20 minutes questioning Farrow about her use of the Guardian article, to show that she had preconceived ideas about Taylor and was therefore not a credible witness.

Fifty were excused for cause by Judge George H. Barlow, be cause they had preconceived views on the case or because sequestered jury service would inflict a grave hardship on them.

"I would hope that those who had preconceived solutions, and did not necessarily include a ground force perspective or a requirement to transform the Army, are willing to at least now have dialogue," General Shinseki said in an interview.

People have preconceived ideas.

"I would have preconceived notions.

"The public may have preconceived notions," Mr. Wahid said.

"The French often have preconceived notions about other countries' food.

Dear solarYB: They don't have preconceived notions.