Sentence examples for some of the preconceptions from inspiring English sources

"Because it was so difficult they began to ascribe value to it [and] it challenged some of the preconceptions they had about physical ability," says Evans.

Calling the lieutenant governor a "lady" may not be sexist, but Ms. Rell is obviously cognizant of some of the preconceptions people attach to her gender.

Rocky knows that some of the preconceptions about him are down to his entrance into the world of rap in 2011, which wasn't exactly subtle.

Like all comics, my primary aim is to entertain, but if along the way we challenge some of the preconceptions about Asian women, then I'll celebrate with a samosa – home-made of course.

"It sort of defied some of the preconceptions and prejudices I would've had about an actor rock album," said Amrit Singh, the executive editor of the music blog stereogum.com.

Some tree incarnations reinforce some of the preconceptions people bring to museum's exhibits (O'Hara 1992).

To recreate those experiences faithfully might require undoing some of the readers preconceptions.

Jonas is becoming a poster girl for the sport because she challenges many of the preconceptions some have about it being butch and aggressive.

Some of the most usual preconceptions about evolution are related to teleology (for an overview and a developmental perspective see Evans 2008).

They help children to make sense of the world, challenge some of their preconceptions and raise their hopes and aspirations.

Thus we designed this study on the basis of limited information and some of our preconceptions proved different from the situation found in practice.