Sentence examples for preconceptions of their from inspiring English sources
ABC predated OMD in their attempt to take on the preconceptions of their fanbase, and their second album, Beauty Stab, did not define the charts of 1983.
What it did not do was give Radio 3 the listener figures of Radio 1, or turn a generation on to the delights of Vaughan Williams or Britten, because it was an isolated example of all people being exposed to "high" art without preconceptions of their ability to handle it.
"One thing museums need to do to survive and thrive is challenge the preconceptions of their audience," William Cook wrote in The Spectator.
Understanding attitudes towards statistics on entry to graduate entry medical programmes is particularly important, given that many students may have been exposed to quantitative courses in their previous degree and hence bring preconceptions of their ability and interest to their medical education programme.
Understanding attitudes towards statistics on entry to graduate entry medical programmes is particularly important, given that many students may have been exposed to quantitative courses in their previous degree and bring preconceptions of their ability and interest to their medical education programme.
One visiting student said that they had succeeded in changing the preconceptions of some of their peers at N.Y.U.
He suggests that women's breast cancer risk is influenced by the preconception viability of their mothers' oocytes, particularly the quality of their mitochondria, since mitochondrial quality declines with age.
Theoretically, the purpose of anonymising the authors prevents reviewers from allowing any of their own preconceptions of said authors to bias their opinion on the submission.
They should probably abandon some of their preconceptions of theatre too – if the production is theatre, strictly speaking.
Students' decisions to use or reject study groups were based on their experiences in the course as well as their preconceptions of study groups.
More profoundly, they had their preconceptions of England's tactical and technical inadequacies borne out.
