Sentence examples for preconceptions based on from inspiring English sources

My ID card and name would surprise some who expected someone different, or more accurately one that fit their preconceptions based on blonde and blue eyes.

It is not a crime to have preconceptions based on race.

(In fact, Mr. Moore said, the biggest obstacle was getting the actors to put aside preconceptions based on the 1978 series and read the script).

We let go of preconceptions based on her lack of polish and youth and gave her the credit she deserved.

Beyond, you know, making sure everyone realizes that we shouldn't have such narrow preconceptions based on appearance.

And then I began to wonder: How many other people had I misjudged because of my preconceptions based on their outward image and demeanor?

"People's preconceptions are based on generalities," says Lester.

For example, the relative risk of LNHL associated with a 100 mSv cumulative paternal preconception dose, based on the exponential model with adjustment for the effects of being a radiation worker, was 0.96 (95% CI 0.31, 2.93) here, compared with 0.92 (95% CI 0.28, 2.98) in the original analysis.

A Cochrane review [ 37] of preconception care for diabetic women (based on one trial involving 53 women) which did not report on pre-specified areas of interest for the current review, was included, as was the Confidential Enquiry into Maternal and Child Health national enquiry into diabetes in pregnancy[ 5] and NICE guidance[ 9] on management of diabetes in pregnancy.

My only preconceptions about opera were based on clips I had seen, to be honest".

It can never be definitively proved one way or the other - the historical evidence may well be lost for ever - but it seems to me that the authorship theory is mainly based on preconceptions of what people expect Shakespeare to be; their own personal idea of him.