Sentence examples for preconceptions around from inspiring English sources

Eliminating preconceptions around reusing waste can push the idea of recycling, which is one part of the solution.

Ms. Lung hopes to break down her readers' preconceptions about events around 1949.

Narrow-mindedness like this fuels the dangerous generalisations and preconceptions that exist around the word immigrant.

The study found that far from creating superficial or fantasy identities that some critics suggest, in many cases it allowed people to escape the preconceptions of those immediately around them and find their "true" identity.

The narrative itself asks the audience to think about how people engage with true stories, particularly those told by and about women, as Grace is perpetually hemmed in by the social strictures of her time and the preconceptions of the men around her. Whatever she has to say is largely lost as a result.

Rae Sremmurd are two Mississippi brothers, now based in Atlanta, who are happy to mess around with hip-hop's preconceptions.

I had no preconceptions or any particular expertise around who I was going to be dealing with so I came with an open mind.

Another thing that makes the emergence of Kane hard to rationalise is that he fucks around with our preconceptions of how young players are supposed to develop.

I could write about a lot this journey: how we approach the financial implications/limitations, our struggles around public/private, and the massive preconceptions that we have held about the private school thing, but I shall save that for another day.

Escape rooms might remind you of corporate team bonding exercises or off-brand first Tinder dates, but shake off those negative preconceptions because they've garnered a loyal following around the world.

But it's something to do, he says, with "messing around with the syntax and playing with preconceptions of comedy.