Sentence examples for preconditioned from inspiring English sources

Having been preconditioned by Ikea, though, this audience might go for the bright dotted towels, leafy tablecloths, curtains and place mats arrayed toward the back of the store, under an impressively proportioned glass atrium surrounded by plenty of healthy potted plants.

I'm as much of an independent thinker as the next guy, but I'll have to admit that all of this negativity preconditioned me to hate the Patriot.

After important wins, fans are preconditioned to seize the home court, and while the N.C.A.A. is probably loath to condone such behavior, two reasons make it a phenomenon not likely to stop anytime soon: it's an intoxicating display of school unity and it looks great on TV.

My entire life is preconditioned based on all this information that I collect in real time".

The same section summarises the Presbyterian Church of Victoria's church and nation committee's view that history students "are preconditioned towards a negative view of western society".

I may have been preconditioned to notice that last point, having read The Cruel Sea about 50 times before I was 15.

He also made some conciliatory remarks regarding the coming national dialogue conference in Yemen, scheduled for November, saying "all participating sides in the dialogue must enter it without preconditions and the dialogue is open to all sides".

If I can't have an impact within two years I've failed Brendan Nelson Nelson cites John Stuart Mill's preconditions for nationhood: the peoples' desire to be governed as one and a common feeling rooted in language, literature and history.

Syrian rebels' intransigence and their unwillingness to attend without preconditions are the main reason for the failure of Geneva so far.

The ownership system does not promote engagement and stewardship, preconditions for capitalist growth.

Hadi has demanded the Houthis recognise his authority and withdraw from Yemen's main cities – both points demanded by last month's UN security council resolution – as preconditions for talks.