Sentence examples for preconceptions and to from inspiring English sources
No preconceptions, and to lose preconceptions you must work very, very hard.
The different videotapes, which show the bodybuilders moving and talking, tend to modify one's preconceptions, and to convince one that these women, like most athletes, will also contribute to broadening notions of femininity and female power.
Accessible, enjoyable and full of fascinating detail, VIII is a page-turner that encourages readers to eschew preconceptions and to look at this Tudor icon in a fresh light.
That said, after all the controversy that has surrounded Lorin Maazel as music director of the New York Philharmonic, I decided at the outset of this season to wipe away any preconceptions and to attend as many Maazel programs as I could.
Once research funding has been used to join a cascade there are further incentives to interpret results through confirmation bias ("in a way that confirms one's preconceptions and to avoid information and interpretations which contradict prior beliefs" 321) to demonstrate success of the research for subsequent funding.
Prominent child psychiatrist and Pulitzer Prize winning author Robert Coles asks us to shed our preconceptions and listen to the voices of young men and women who are about to become parents, though barely out of childhood themselves.
The major challenge is in getting these women to erase their preconceptions and come to terms with the reality that this first fluid is actually the first immunisation the baby seriously needs and thankfully it has been naturally provided.
In the next phase, the women from different religions were put together in a common discussion forum to challenge each other's preconceptions and come to conclusions about their common problems and sufferings due to the riots.
On an artistic level, she realised that she was looking for actors with a lack of preconceptions and willing to take risks.
Fiercely traditional, it's perhaps the most ambitious set of preconceptions and expectations to shatter.
He added that today it remained vital that the agency recruited the best people and did "not allow preconceptions and stereotypes to stifle innovation and agility".
