Sentence examples for lingering preconceptions from inspiring English sources
It challenges any lingering preconceptions of what an authentic on-screen relationship looks like and in doing so, brings a new gender role to our screens: the devout, loved-up gay husband.
Even so, when the British conductor Daniel Harding stepped onto the podium at Avery Fisher Hall to lead the New York Philharmonic in Mahler's 10th Symphony, on Thursday evening, you had to readjust any lingering preconceptions about what a Mahler conductor should look like.
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It not only provided Keri Russell, who gave a brilliantly calibrated performance as Soviet spy Elizabeth Jennings, with an opportunity to blow away any preconceptions that might have lingered in the minds of fans of "Felicity," it also elicited a terrifically subtle performance from Matthew Rhys, who played her husband, Philip, with quiet intensity and a broodingly romantic air.
It can't be denied that this incident was escalated because of the United States' preconceptions of distrust towards Muslim-Americans, a sad reality that has lingered in the country for more than a decade after the 2001 terrorist attacks that rocked it to its foundation.
