Sentence examples for ingrained preconceptions from inspiring English sources

However, for Esther Benbassa, a Turkish-born EELV representative in the Sénat, the bias in parliament only represents the prejudice of society as a whole – deeply ingrained preconceptions that only women themselves can change.

And changing buyers' deeply ingrained cultural preconceptions may take a while.At the same time, history shows that allowing trade once endangered species are revived can provide enough of an incentive to ensure the animals persist.

"It's ingrained prejudice," she says.

Their staffs apply to politics a template of ingrained scepticism, preconception and cliche.

She shattered my preconceptions.

My preconceptions rapidly vanished.

"We have no preconceptions.

The experience challenged his preconceptions.

"It's ingrained".

It was ingrained.

People have preconceptions".