Sentence examples for his preconceptions from inspiring English sources
The experience challenged his preconceptions.
He carried his preconceptions with him.
Penderecki also had his preconceptions shattered.
He loved it; it upended his preconceptions.
What he learned, Mr. Ibargüen said, radically countered his preconceptions.
"It's too big, too heavy," Mr. Straus said, ticking off his preconceptions.
Still, she said she was concerned to see Wertham getting "carried away with his own preconceptions, his own agenda, that became perhaps disconnected from the kids that he was treating and observing".
Through meticulous and exhaustive research, he verified and expanded his preconception of a selected historical character.
Even (or especially) in these days of consumer online access, some of an agent's value lies in her being able to offer a buyer a choice different from his preconception.
Every time a reporter anywhere slants the facts, writes a story to fit his preconception, allows the unclouded face of truth to suffer, he betrays Guerin as surely as she was betrayed by her society.
He then went on, not coincidentally, to tear down the ideas of several entrepreneurs who presented to him on stage during a mock "office hours" session, as if to illustrate his preconception that many, if not most, entrepreneurs haven't yet figured out a problem worth solving.
