Sentence examples for preconceptions on from inspiring English sources

But perhaps I'm being unfair, and The Resident will turn my preconceptions on their head.

With every conversation, I'm finding it fascinating to work through my assumptions and preconceptions on this crucial issue.

Travellers have always imposed their own preconceptions on this place, ever since the days of the Grand Tour.

Even the opening scene is keen to spin your preconceptions on their axis, featuring, as it does, Michael Gambon shooting someone in the head.

When the narrator steps back, we see displays of naked humanity: I put my preconceptions on hold and couldn't help but care.

A report written by the German venture firm Earlybird turns preconceptions on their head: for its size, Europe's V.C. market may be more successful than that of the United States.

Most studies aimed at identifying low-penetrance alleles for cancer susceptibility have been based on a candidate gene approach formulated on preconceptions of pathology pertaining to the role of specific genes in the development of CRC.

The preconception, on the part of critics and actors alike, regarding cinematic theatricality as a marker of feeling — a prejudice in favor of one particular school and method of acting — remains as much an obstacle to creation as to appreciation.

For those of you who have dismissed the genre of noise music as, well, nothing more than a bunch of noise, Korean sound artist Han-Kil Ryu turns our preconception on its ear with his contributions to electroacoustic music.

However, a couple of accidental concurrent conditions have slowed down the study of this gene, that is, a preconception on the primacy of the protein-coding over noncoding RNAs and the prevalent interest in its neighbor MYC oncogene.

Women provided nonfasting blood samples (10 mL) for the quantification of PCBs at baseline (preconception) on completion of the standardized interview and enrollment into the cohort during 1996 1998, after a positive pregnancy test [prenatal: median, 6 weeks gestation; interquartile range (IQR), 2 weeks], and after delivery (postnatal: median, 6 weeks postdelivery; IQR, 2 weeks).