How To Use Preconceived idea In A Sentence
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People have preconceived ideas about it and are snobby.
The Sun
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But researchers think he may have had preconceived ideas about what the data should show.
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I really had no preconceived ideas about what the experience would be like.
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What was he just saying about having no preconceived ideas about how to do things?
Times, Sunday Times
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Whenever you look at others, you shouldn't have preconceived ideas.
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They should not want me to reduce the text to two paragraphs that will fit their preconceived ideas.
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I think a lot of people have a very preconceived idea about who I am, which is fair enough because that's the nature of media.
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Challenging preconceived ideas saying goodbye to long standing fears.
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Tourists forget their preconceived ideas as soon as they visit our country.
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It was good she didn't have preconceived ideas about me.
The Sun
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As well as helping us to get through life, preconceived ideas about the world can lead us astray.
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He makes me laugh without challenging any of my preconceived ideas.
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We're each wrapped in a fabric of prejudices, preconceived ideas and moral values.
Times, Sunday Times
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Obviously Gary had never read a romance book in his life, but his preconceived ideas did provide entertainment for the rest of us.
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We all fear the unknown and we all have preconceived ideas of what other places are like.
Times, Sunday Times
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You have all these preconceived ideas, but it is not what you think.
Times, Sunday Times
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The hope is that face-to-face contact on this special day will help to blow away any preconceived ideas.
The Sun
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Otherwise, the report may simply reinforce your preconceived ideas about a stock.
AHEAD OF THE MARKET
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Most people have preconceived ideas of what these people look like, but they often appear to be the epitome of family decency.
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You do not win games with preconceived ideas.
Times, Sunday Times
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In order to support preconceived ideas and policies many subjective and false assumptions are made.
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What was he just saying about having no preconceived ideas about how to do things?
Times, Sunday Times
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They must have formed preconceived ideas about the former world heavyweight champion.
The Sun
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Out of denial, because the information that was reaching him was being massaged for positive effect, or simply because the notion conformed to preconceived ideas nurtured in isolation in the decades before the war, Stalin now assumed that these offensives would reverse the fortunes of his dwindling forces.
Deathride
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We all fear the unknown and we all have preconceived ideas of what other places are like.
Times, Sunday Times
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She had no preconceived ideas about what she was playing - it just happened.
Times, Sunday Times
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The crucial point of the puzzle lies in the reality that we rely too much nowadays on the mass media, which is full of reports in favour of preconceived ideas agreeable to a certain audience.
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According to the popular director and it might even be better to not have too many preconceived ideas about the period.
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The reader must judge from this account, written by some one who approached his subject with no preconceived ideas either way.
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We learnt to be careful about our preconceived ideas misleading us, not making us critical enough.
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We all fear the unknown and we all have preconceived ideas of what other places are like.
Times, Sunday Times
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You do not win games with preconceived ideas.
Times, Sunday Times
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He questions authority and is skeptical of preconceived ideas, offering in their place an objective insight.
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I had no preconceived idea of how much interest it would attract.
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The hope is that face-to-face contact on this special day will help to blow away any preconceived ideas.
The Sun
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We started from scratch with no preconceived ideas.
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It overrides all conception, all preconceived ideas of what you think you want or need.
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That insight alone has blown away some of my preconceived ideas.
Times, Sunday Times
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It cannot be denied that our "think so's," "feel so's," impressions, prejudices and inherited or preconceived ideas may seem as infallible to us as any so-called axiomatic or intuitive truths.
To Infidelity and Back
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A singer, a percussionist, a bass player, a pianist and some insanely talented tap dancers collaborate in this fresh, fun experiment that will challenge your preconceived ideas about tap.
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The Mars missions show the power of preconceived ideas to cloud our thinking.
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I did not have any preconceived idea of what fame was about or how much interest our relationship would attract.
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People have preconceived ideas about what can and cannot be meaningful, which really need to be challenged.
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It's been my experience that life is so constructed that the event cannot and will not live up to preconceived idea I have about it.
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He questions authority and is skeptical of preconceived ideas, offering in their place an objective insight.
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Preconceived idea again uppermost, he took literally many of her sallies and allusions to her husband, which were purposely Brobdignagian in their dimensions.
New Letters and Memorials of Jane Welsh Carlyle
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On the future of banking in Ireland he has ‘no preconceived ideas of what is right and what is wrong’.
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She had no preconceived ideas about what she was playing - it just happened.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was good she didn't have preconceived ideas about me.
The Sun
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Otherwise, the report may simply reinforce your preconceived ideas about a stock.
AHEAD OF THE MARKET
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You have all these preconceived ideas, but it is not what you think.
Times, Sunday Times
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We're each wrapped in a fabric of prejudices, preconceived ideas and moral values.
Times, Sunday Times
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More generally, she was able to demolish a few of her own - and other people's - preconceived ideas.
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People have preconceived ideas about it and are snobby.
The Sun
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They can have preconceived ideas that they will be less able to do their jobs.
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They startled contemporaries by their radicalism, and their conduct gives the lie to our preconceived idea that a townsman is a man of peace.
Medieval Europe
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That insight alone has blown away some of my preconceived ideas.
Times, Sunday Times
