Sentence examples for of a preconceived from inspiring English sources

Until then it had been largely presumed that the Nazis had themselves set fire to the Reichstag as part of a preconceived design to take over the German state.

These developments somehow never feel organic to Mr. Barnes's story; rather they feel like part of a preconceived choreography that he has summarily imposed on his characters, turning them from recognizable human beings into twitching marionettes.

And North "openly admitted that he had lied to 'unwitting' Reagan administration officials, misled Congress and the public, falsified and destroyed official documents as part of a preconceived coverup plan designed to protect his superiors, and specifically the president.

The truth is that a neutral parsing of the data, shorn of a preconceived ideological view, cannot conclusively tell us whether the country is now headed for a new and lower growth path of 5 percent, or rather if the poor performance of the past year and a half is an aberration from a healthier long-term trend of 7 to 8 percent.

Like "Gridlock," they reveal the growing importance of structural armatures in Ms. Booker's most recent work, for in contrast to her earlier works, in which the shapes evolved organically, the new pieces consist of a preconceived frame onto which the artist has attached her tire shards.

Simply an operation having no business or corporate purpose—a mere device which put on the form of a corporate reorganization as a disguise for concealing its real character, and the sole object and accomplishment of which was the consummation of a preconceived plan, not to reorganize a business or any part of a business, but to transfer a parcel of corporate shares to the petitioner.

Here, to limit bias due to selection of diagnostic criteria on a preconceived representation of what a SNN should be, we used logistic regression to identify clinical and electrophysiological items that may accurately identify SNN from other sensory neuropathies.

In other words, though Chaplin himself describes his quest for "perfection," it was a perfection of results, not of conformity to a preconceived schema.

Making lists of accidents and bad events that happen on Friday the 13th is a skewed way of upholding a preconceived notion of how the superstition should pan out.

And if so, are we attached to a preconceived idea of what that should be?

Much that goes on in a biological laboratory does not have the goal of testing a preconceived theory.