Sentence examples for subjective preconceptions from inspiring English sources

Also pivotal to the empirical movement was the French utopian socialist Henri de Saint-Simon (1760 1825), a founder of Christian socialism, who in 1813 suggested that morals and politics could become "positive" sciences that is, disciplines whose authority would rest not upon subjective preconceptions but upon objective evidence.

In retrospect, Heidegger found it too redolent of the subjective and anthropological preconceptions he had been trying to surmount.

Consequently, invoking EGT generally is a subjective decision based on preconceptions about the organism's past.

By-person factor analysis, or Q-methodology, avoids many of the limitations of other modalities by allowing the grouping of participants based on their subjective responses to an issue while preventing investigator preconceptions from influencing the grouping structure.

She shattered my preconceptions.

My preconceptions rapidly vanished.

"We have no preconceptions.

The experience challenged his preconceptions.

Clearly we have preconceptions.

People have preconceptions".

You confront it with no preconceptions.