In order to support preconceived ideas and policies many subjective and false assumptions are made. |
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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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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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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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This rough, urban setting clashes with our preconceived notions about her adorable subject matter. |
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Rather than starting from a preconceived image, he will be ceaselessly occupied with doing justice to the idea. |
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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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Would they consider preconceived biases having influenced their conjectures? |
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It is the evidence that determines all this, not any preconceived opinion or ideological view. |
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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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They should not want me to reduce the text to two paragraphs that will fit their preconceived ideas. |
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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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It may be time to set aside any preconceived notions about these coeds and start thinking of them as serious consumers. |
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We learnt to be careful about our preconceived ideas misleading us, not making us critical enough. |
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Japan always succeeds in confounding our preconceived notions about the Land of the Rising Sun and its citizens. |
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If we are to truly assess what is going on in the world it is necessary to put our prejudices and preconceived notions aside. |
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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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They can have preconceived ideas that they will be less able to do their jobs. |
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Prerequisites are a willingness to experiment, a desire to play, and a hankering to shake up preconceived notions about your art and photography. |
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Rather than impose preconceived plans on a venerable company with a distinct culture, he's going to listen first. |
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The presidential debates increasingly smell like rig jobs with preconceived answers to cream-puff questions. |
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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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Syal said that the film was not gimmicky and most importantly people were not slotted into preconceived roles. |
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Another point of view may help to clarify thinking and offset preconceived notions or prejudices. |
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I don't think either one of us comes to the set, or to rehearsals, with preconceived notions of how the scene is going to be. |
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The Mars missions show the power of preconceived ideas to cloud our thinking. |
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He questions authority and is skeptical of preconceived ideas, offering in their place an objective insight. |
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It is by no means a question of introducing concepts of occultism or supernatural to serve some preconceived idea. |
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He makes me laugh without challenging any of my preconceived ideas. |
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I had no preconceived idea of how much interest it would attract. |
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I had come in with a preconceived opinion and then had new ideas to think about. |
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It's all too easy for them to find field reports to reaffirm their preconceived opinions about the war. |
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The Roslings and Roser are also up against the preconceived opinions of politicians, who twist the numbers to their own ends. |
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People are less likely to come to the show with preconceived opinions, or to have a treasured production they're constantly comparing you with. |
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A stereotype is a false or exaggerated preconceived opinion about an individual or group. |
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When we started working on this study, we had no preconceived opinion about what would be our conclusions. |
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They have a preconceived opinion, and they fear to recognize they may be making a possible mistake. |
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They know there is no cheating and they can be identified, come with their heart without preconceived opinion. |
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Forget all your preconceived notions: a hat that looks good on you is the one for you. |
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I'm pretty thin and people have this preconceived idea that singers with big voices have got to be fatter and older? |
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We can assess those means if we are willing to let go of our preconceived ideas about Adjuster's communication and about teachers and training. |
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In every creationist experiment, faith imposes a preconceived idea of the expected result. |
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Each immersion in another culture helps me get rid of preconceived ideas and is therefore a new experience of freedom for me. |
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Contrary to preconceived ideas, experience has shown that the foie gras thus obtained is tastier, with enhanced texture. |
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The participants took full measure of the seriousness of the crisis and the questioning of preconceived notions that was called for. |
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The participants took full measure of the need to question conventional wisdom and to reflect without preconceived ideas. |
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No excess was too excessive, no preconceived notion of what a burying ground might contain stood in the way of creativity. |
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The training should be structured so as to disabuse the public of erroneous beliefs and preconceived ideas about insurance. |
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Participants highlighted a need for research to deconstruct then reconstruct many preconceived notions about African women. |
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By contrast, the employer may have preconceived notions about the applicant and may undervalue their productivity. |
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We believe it is our responsibility to promote good natured ness, to refuse defeatism, preconceived ideas and the status quo. |
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We must be prepared for all possibilities, not just the ones that play into reporters' preconceived notions about hunters, soldiers, tattoos and guns. |
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Ask the group for feedback to help design meeting agendas rather than imposing our own preconceived agenda. |
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We have been defending this perspective since 2005, fighting against a deluge of preconceived notions. |
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Certain preconceived notions exist about people who work with new technology. |
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The preconceived notion is that two companies working in the same field would have the same requirements. |
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I think it's also important to remember that nobody is entirely free of prejudices or preconceived ideas. |
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Joe enjoys the sexual sway she holds over men, toying with their preconceived expectations in order to satisfy her appetite. |
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Abandoning the preconceived notions of tonality, and immersed within a musical state of dissonance, Coltrane's music became a communicative attempt at reaching a higher plane. |
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This was suggested to be useful in order to make aware of the gaps between the actual experiences of people based on their reports, and the preconceived opinions held by people. |
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Figures are often quoted to buttress preconceived and personal agendas. |
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Now the appalling tragedy in the southern states is being repellently exploited to serve that very same scientifically unsound preconceived agenda. |
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Both men checked their egos and preconceived notions and talked turkey. |
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Instead, we must be vigilant in guarding against the distasteful practice of having unfavourable preconceived notions against individuals based on their origin. |
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The bigger obstacle is convincing people to let go of their preconceived notions and take the next big thing for a spin. |
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My hope with this film is that people will join the discussion and not just retain their preconceived notions. |
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I would set aside any preconceived notions I had about the environment I needed in which to write. |
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Finding oneself was thus an arduous and demanding personal task but one that was necessary to abandon preconceived ideas, social pressure and thoughts that prejudiced our will to live. |
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They have a preconceived idea of who should be driving that truck. |
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And because WOAgri's priority is to provide answers to deadlock situations experienced in the world of agriculture, by getting rid of preconceived ideas! |
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I didn't come into this with any preconceived ideas about what should be done, I wanted to remain open to the wider ideals of an Ombudsmanship. |
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To do so, we must first do away with preconceived ideas: we need to take inspiration from the past and past ways of organising power, but without daemonising the power of the State. |
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And with any preconceived narrative, comes a set of expectations. |
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Pianist, double bass player and drummer assemble unrehearsed and with no preconceived plan. |
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If people come with an open heart and mind, without too many expectations or preconceived ideas, then the energies and the teachings of the Ashram can be a catalyst for profound personal discovery and inner awakening. |
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The artist can only invent by feeling his way around, by surprising himself, by eliminating every preconceived idea held by specialists in order to look at things afresh. |
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Many preconceived ideas about absinthe are false and yet firmly believed. |
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With respect to employment, its more specific objective is to eliminate exclusion that is arbitrary and based on preconceived ideas concerning personal characteristics which may not affect a person's ability to do a job. |
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With this approach, a face-to-face meeting is always necessary, since part of the problem is that the parties have preconceived ideas about the solutions they want. |
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For example, they are sometimes shocked to learn, when they arrive in New Brunswick, that their preconceived idea of a bilingual country or province-where everybody is bilingual-is wrong. |
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The Committee commends the compromise made by both sides, but it deplores however the fact that Greenpeace is coming to the discussion table with the preconceived idea that a consensus is unlikely to be reached. |
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We do not have a fixed, preconceived idea of who gets what. |
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The first thing to do is to analyze all the group's operating processes, with no preconceived idea, in order to optimize the way we work in every major subsidiary. |
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Delegates stressed the need for ICO Members to determine coffee policy and priorities as they had competence in this area and noted that the CFC should not have a preconceived idea of coffee priorities. |
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If they do, they may already have a preconceived idea. |
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Now 41, and something of a musical sleuth, Bertrand Burgalat elegantly goes about his business of destroying the barriers between genres and vanquishing all preconceived ideas. |
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The Commission began with preconceived opinions and did not examine the arguments of the Swiss Confederation in an unprejudiced manner or clarify the facts of the matter. |
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If pilots receive poor cooperation in ships of a particular company, the pilots will go aboard with a preconceived attitude which might not be conducive to a good operational relationship. |
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The musical forms were highly repetitive, and the lyrics were quite often doggerel without any cohesive or preconceived composition. |
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You arrive there with a preconceived belief that is to visit a province rich of fertile soil, fruits and deers, made of proud shepherds and countrymen. |
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Everything is foreseen, deliberated, preconceived, arranged from a certain number of fixed elements: what to derive from the aptitudes and inaptitudes of a certain number of everyday objects? |
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The Commission will apply the appropriate rigour and objectiveness in preparing these opinions, with no preconceived ideas and no fears about stating the truth. |
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Sans titre is basically a voyage of self-discovery. And taking that kind of introspective approach automatically means throwing off preconceived ideas. |
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Patricia Vendramin agreed with this observation, but nevertheless deplores the somewhat caricatured and excessive preconceived idea that young people lack an appetite for learning and for salaried work in general. |
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Historians are duty bound never to salt the mine of history by the creation of ersatz facts introduced to fulfill their preconceived ideas. |
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Misconceptions and preconceived notions about Afghanistan abounded. |
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In a mode of production where photographic reality is increasingly preconceived, filmic duration seems to be the last man standing from an 'analogue' past. |
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It is obvious that the methodology was biased and that the monitors were operating with a preconceived opinion for which they searched for arguments that would support their bias. |
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I set off without any prejudices or preconceived ideas, but the situation I found was worse than I had expected: it is a powder keg ready to explode, and it will have a domino effect throughout the area. |
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As we are not filled with so much preconceived opinion, we can look into our hearts, the hearts of others, into nature, the sacred with an unfiltered and unclouded view. |
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Improvements to highways would aid in setting aside preconceived notions with respect to road travel, which in turn could increase the frequency of travellers. |
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The majority of those who would give any attention to original work on the subject would do so less to gain knowledge than to find arms and argument to support their preconceived opinion. |
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The wearer of such pieces challenges preconceived notions. |
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It is not true that he had preconceived plans for his conquests, but it is certain that he was intent upon resurrecting the Eastern Roman Empire and upon extending it to its widest historic limits. |
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We must first try to understand why banks charge these fees, what they are for, and to establish rules or limits, to regulate this practice based on information and facts, and not based on preconceived notions. |
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In a longer perspective, it should be possible to brush aside the diagnoses and criticism which are more like preconceived ideas, old ideological ideas such as the industrial economy which were fashionable in their time. |
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Eschew preconceived notions of earth mother frumpiness. |
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Because each incident has its own unique, transient and varied nature, it is considered that there can be no preconceived list or ranking of places of refuge. |
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