Sentence examples for the preconceptions from inspiring English sources

Such are the preconceptions that hold sway before France 2007.

"We bring to history the preconceptions of our personality and the preoccupations of our age".

To counter the preconceptions, my etiquette, my preparedness, must be perfect.

The man with gathered flowers could be a challenge to the preconceptions of masculinity.

We talk about the preconceptions of eastern European food, and why it isn't better represented.

One visiting student said that they had succeeded in changing the preconceptions of some of their peers at N.Y.U.

Thanks to the preconceptions of parents, teachers, employers and girls themselves, technology isn't often an appealing prospect for girls.

Forgive the preconceptions: I walked in to meet a warm, funny, abundantly gifted actor whose work I've loved for years.

The medal tally is staggering, but it's the preconceptions these women have shattered that matter even more.

On his 2004 debut album, Jay Sean seemed to be battling the preconceptions he felt would preclude his success.

"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.