Sentence examples for preconceived to from inspiring English sources

Tourists felt that the tongkonan and other Torajan rituals had been preconceived to make profits, and complained that the destination was too commercialized.

This particular study perhaps shows the value of objectively measuring behaviour in a range of well-defined tests and examining their biological commonality (e.g. sensitivity to aversion) and then correlating these with measures of performance, as opposed to measuring poorly defined traits which are preconceived to be relevant to a particular discipline (e.g. 'flightiness' for race horses).

The ability to discover important issues not preconceived, to provide rich descriptions, to challenge employers' stock answers, and to get at "hows" and "whys" of their actions, are some of the several utilities of the qualitative case study approach as detailed below.

Actually, some of the respondents were visibly excited about the (erroneous) preconceived opportunity to have their ailments addressed.

"I really don't want to work under conditions of a leadership vacuum, nor do I want to be completely tethered to preconceived project goals," she says.

As a minority woman who didn't attend a MSI, I still have to wreck preconceived notions to get the respect that I try to give to others.

Out-of-ring altercations, commonplace in boxing, never fail to blur the lines between reality and preconceived theatrics designed to promote a fight.

It took time to mellow my preconceived notions, to accept her right to do this.

Reference [4] utilized preconceived accident list to define the system transient stability risk indicators upon the concept of time margin.

It is a conscious practice of not jumping to preconceived conclusions or fixed opinions.

In contrast to the quantitative research paradigm where hypotheses are raised and a deductive approach performed, in qualitative research, preconceived ideas have to be abandoned [ 25].