Sentence examples for some preconceptions from inspiring English sources
Officials here defy some preconceptions about conservatives.
But still, the results upended some preconceptions about schooling.
Admittedly, Egoyan had to rid himself of some preconceptions.
Still, he said, he knows he must blast through some preconceptions to draw an audience.
Perhaps this does reinforce some preconceptions about how men and women are expected to behave.
I had come from the Midwest and an early experience I had with him changed some preconceptions I had of New Yorkers.
The objective of this study was to determine the probable association between postpartum depression and some preconception gynecological morbidities.
I've noticed that most people come in to therapy with some preconception about what to do with their feelings in session: Some believe that venting will help them to heal, others feel that it will be most helpful to remain distanced from their feelings so that they can analyze them.
But if these individuals are required to repeat the biopsy procedure, despite some preconception concerns comprising prejudice and discomfort, the great majority (88%) would accept doing it for at least one more time, with 53.3% of the patients accepting to repeat it up to four more times (Table 3).
He suspects you may have some unfortunate preconceptions about Nigerians.
"For the record, I don't, but there are definitely some bizarre preconceptions about me out there".
