Sentence examples for prepackaged ideas from inspiring English sources

(1993) argue on theoretical grounds that confrontation does not allow refinement of students' pre-existing, imperfect ideas; instead, the students must simply choose among discrete prepackaged ideas.

Do you think, here, the speaker regrets a premature acceptance of ideas that "came varnished / prepackaged" as you describe in "Truth"?

The first thing that becomes obvious, when you start digging into the subject of a G.M. bankruptcy, is that the idea of a so-called prepackaged bankruptcy — a "prepack," as it's called — is not remotely applicable for any of the Big Three auto companies.

Mr. Taleb's new book addresses the latter-day ways in which "we humans, facing limits of knowledge, and things we do not observe, the unseen and the unknown, resolve the tension by squeezing life and the world into crisp commoditized ideas, reductive categories, specific vocabularies, and prepackaged narratives, which, on the occasion, has explosive consequences".

This kind of direct address may well have given his ideas and observations a more vivid and absorbing cinematic identity than does their readymade and prepackaged fictional incarnation.

It's all prepackaged".

What are all prepackaged vegetables?

Her idea is that home-based businesses like farming are better for communities and families, and more cost-effective (no baby-sitting, travel costs, prepackaged food costs and so forth).

That is known as a "prepackaged" bankruptcy.

Nothing prepackaged or overcooked about it.

You know, it's not as prepackaged.