Sentence examples for we have no preconceptions from inspiring English sources

"We have no preconceptions.

"We have no preconceptions about which way they should hear it.

Your approach is entirely up to you – we have no preconceptions.

The invitation to inquire into what is present requires that we have no preconception of what that is.

"We had no preconceptions about mammograms when we were asked by a government agency to look into this," he said in an interview in his blue and white office, where a thick stack of mammogram data fills drawer space.

There are no real food traditions here, unlike Britain with its Sunday roast and so on, so we've no preconceptions at all, which means that our cooking is really exciting and is always changing, helped by our fantastic pollution-free natural resources.

"Our tastes are so wide and we draw on such a history of music that when making records like dubnobass, we had no preconception of it ever being something that the dance fraternity and the indie crowd would fully embrace".

Simon: We have no record label, no preconception of that way or whether an expectation from anybody.

He said his panel would "have no preconceptions and act with complete independence" in its investigation.

Children are often more receptive than adults to abstract patterns in dance, largely because they have no preconceptions about dance.

They have no preconceptions about the culture of care, which is largely based on quantity over quality and a lack of respect for carers.