Sentence examples for with preconceptions of from inspiring English sources

But it's something to do, he says, with "messing around with the syntax and playing with preconceptions of comedy.

He needed to discover Harold McGee and start questioning everything about cooking; he needed to stumble upon the recipe for parmesan ice-cream which inspired him to toy with preconceptions of food; he needed to take up kick-boxing, which gave him the discipline to see him through years of experimentation.

Through the use of educational analytics, we can dispense with preconceptions of how students consume and reuse course material.

The brand is struggling with preconceptions of the decades-old brand and iAd was a way to frame the brand in a new light.

Expectations are a difficult and complicated thing to live up to, and we often move through life with preconceptions of what they are, in my case from my father.

Mixing punk attitude and spacey electronics with frantic rhythms and weaving soukous guitar lines, it messes with your preconceptions of what Congolese music is/can/should be.

That changed when the agency's analysts proved unable to provide intelligence that consistently and precisely corresponded with the preconceptions of the Bush-Cheney team.

I loved it, and never forgot it, because within Silverman's joyless directorial form the troupe — which included the writer and performer Lisa Kron (whom Silverman also directed in "Well," Kron's celebrated 2004 autobiographical play) — was able, in a loose, improvisatory way, to mess with our preconceptions of queer bourgeois life.

Another thing that makes the emergence of Kane hard to rationalise is that he fucks around with our preconceptions of how young players are supposed to develop.

Boxed in on all sides by the Westway, the Western Cross Route and an above ground section of the Hammersmith and City line, many come to the building with misguided preconceptions of what lies within. .

Boxed in on all sides by the Westway, the Western Cross Route and an above ground section of the Hammersmith and City line, many come to the building with misguided preconceptions of what lies within.