Sentence examples for preconceived opinion from inspiring English sources

I had come in with a preconceived opinion and then had new ideas to think about.

The majority of those who would give any attention to original work on the subject would do so less to gain knowledge than to find arms and argument to support their preconceived opinion".

Antonio Petracca's art addresses the cultural, visual, political and systemic aspects of the preconceived opinion.

The good pastor wrote: "if the prejudice is informed and justified?" and "(prejudice) being simply a preconceived opinion". It strikes me that the pastor may believe a prejudice is not a bad thing if it is informed and justified.

So, my only preconceived opinion in reading Greg Toppo's The Game Believes in You was that, sooner or later, game-building would play a large, constructive role in building better public schools.

As we are not filled with so much preconceived opinion, we can look into our hearts, the hearts of others, into nature, the sacred with an unfiltered and unclouded view.

It's all too easy for them to find field reports to reaffirm their preconceived opinions about the war.

The Roslings and Roser are also up against the preconceived opinions of politicians, who twist the numbers to their own ends.

People are less likely to come to the show with preconceived opinions, or to have a treasured production they're constantly comparing you with.

What is particularly convincing is that a blind test like this, which removes the effects of personal biases or preconceived opinions, is the gold standard for many research areas.

Descartes therefore devises the method of doubt for this purpose — a method to help "set aside" preconceived opinions.