Sentence examples for the preconceptions of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Kip Fagan directs the comedy, in which the preconceptions of two liberal students are tested when a Filipino woman becomes their roommate.

Twitter scotches the preconception of "the (wo)man from the ministry", a faceless bureaucrat.

"The preconception of being a human in nature really shifts after an experience like that," he said.

By attaching some of her variously shaped constructions directly to the wall near ceiling corners and upon adjacent walls, Ms. Hutchison manipulates the preconception of the gallery installation.

But mainly they were keen to challenge the preconception of them as victims, to show their own toughness and resilience as well as their vulnerability.

"Despite the handicaps they may face in terms of education and prior experience, and the preconception of weak leadership, women have a real impact on policy decisions," they concluded.