Sentence examples for preconceptions about what from inspiring English sources

Forced us all to wrestle with our own preconceptions about what beauty and stardom really means.

"You shouldn't come to the application process with any preconceptions about what we are looking for".

"I don't have preconceptions about what I'm going to create," he stonewalls.

"That dispels all sorts of preconceptions about what scientists look like and who they are.

Their social function is to explode our preconceptions about what beauty is and what good taste means.

"I didn't want any preconceptions about what kind of writer he was and what the sales might be," she said.

I can't have a preconception about what any of these people are going to be like.

But I'm so glad I did it, because it's dispelled the preconception about what dance classes or schools are like.

Mr Segal says his business is helped in China by the fact that the Chinese don't have much preconception about what container wine should be served from - they aren't all expecting a glass bottle.

I always have some crazy preconception about what might happen.

Just the opposite: I was glad to come to it fresh, without a preconception about what it could, should or would be.