Sentence examples for preconceptions at from inspiring English sources

The organization recently staged "Lee Krasner" at the Brooklyn Museum of Art and "Beyond Preconceptions" at the National Gallery in Prague, a show that rents for 10 weeks for $15,000.

There are no real food traditions here, unlike Britain with its Sunday roast and so on, so we've no preconceptions at all, which means that our cooking is really exciting and is always changing, helped by our fantastic pollution-free natural resources.

Leave your preconceptions at the door.

Just please check your statist prejudices and preconceptions at the city limits.

Throughout the whole interpretation, openness has been used in an effort to restrain preconceptions at the same time as we endeavoured to understand what lay beneath the surface to find the underlying meanings and make the "invisible" visible [ 27].

Give it a shot, and leave your preconceptions at home.

THESE preconceptions are at work even in the early grades at school, where voluminous data show that children of color are far more likely than their white peers to be suspended, expelled or declared "disabled" and shunted into special education.

Mood Ring, an ongoing pop-up exhibition at Wayfarers in Brooklyn, seeks to dismantle these preconceptions, or at the very least, to open a dialogue about them through the works of six artists going through the throes of mental health disorders.

"I urge you to take a fresh look at this case without any preconceptions as to the outcome," Bush wrote.

Multivitamin supplementation with a 0.8 mg folic acid at preconception and through at least two months post conception was also shown to lower the risk of first occurrence of NTDs by up to 100% in a randomized clinical trial in Hungary using a sample of women with no history of NTD in offspring [ 110].

When the data point at something other than our preconceptions, we might at least entertain the possibility of changing our minds.