Sentence examples for old preconceptions from inspiring English sources

"And it's sweeping aside a lot of the old preconceptions".

Next year Sammy Tomkins is coming to New Zealand to play NRL and the old preconceptions are just gone, mate.

"He has also made a country extraordinarily proud by helping banish old preconceptions, even in Korea, that Asian players are too lightweight to make it in the big leagues," The Telegraph in London wrote last week.

Let go of old preconceptions, and express yourself as you are now.

Dubbed the "Instapoets", they have thousands upon thousands of followers hooked on their every post across Instagram, Tumblr, Facebook and Twitter – and they defy the age-old preconception that it is not possible to make a living out of being a poet.

Remove any previous preconceptions about metal.

In August the writer James Morris declared that "the Beatles' absolute aloofness to old prejudices and preconceptions, their brand of festive iconoclasm, has developed an attraction for me, as it has for millions more sceptics the world over".

Any outdated preconceptions of old eastern European infrastructure are soon dispelled: the lifts are modern, with heated seats and bubble covers.

The challenge, as Savill says, is tackling preconceptions about older people, and that care homes are "stuck on outside of communities".

While her closest contemporaries, Katy Perry and Rihanna, enact good girl/bad girl variations of male fantasies, 27-year-old Gaga scuppers all preconceptions of how a female pop star should look and act.

The battle is against our own preconceptions.