Sentence examples for preconceptions of the from inspiring English sources

Some performances tally with the audience's probable preconceptions of the figures being played.

Don't let this woman get lost in your preconceptions of the sassy female singer-songwriter.

Exhibition director Jay Singhopesal hopes that the exhibition will counter negative preconceptions of the turban.

"It's a really pithy, funny script that [brought me] up short on my own preconceptions of the characters.

It was the book and Francesco Rosi's rambling, atmospheric film version, that had shaped my preconceptions of the region.

Research commissioned by the Bellagio Institute (pdf) found that the biggest obstacles to collaboration are preconceptions of the other players involved, as well as the bureaucratic hurdles.

We alter the preconceptions of those who associate the words "slacking" and "lethargic" with the next generation, and I believe the summit's intentions of following up with a youth-led media network will be essential to our goal.

Alix Laager, another museum board member and chairwoman of the exhibition development committee, said that there were no preconceptions of what the museum would look like.

Twitter scotches the preconception of "the (wo)man from the ministry", a faceless bureaucrat.

The variety they display undermines any preconception of the imprint as a tunnel vision, bluestocking endeavour.

By attaching some of her variously shaped constructions directly to the wall near ceiling corners and upon adjacent walls, Ms. Hutchison manipulates the preconception of the gallery installation.