| 31. | This arguably stemmed from age old British preconceptions about class and race.
|
| 32. | Spaihts claimed he created the concept spontaneously, without preconception.
|
| 33. | Those all expressions are based on prejudice and cause preconception within editors.
|
| 34. | Many myths and preconceptions about adoption exist in Brazil.
|
| 35. | We came with firm preconceptions that were all wrong,
|
| 36. | But the atom bomb did not fit into any preconceptions possessed by anybody.
|
| 37. | She wound up learning that her preconceptions were wrong.
|
| 38. | Detractors attack it as defective in its methodology and tainted by ideological preconceptions.
|
| 39. | In the visitors'center, newcomers are urged to leave preconceptions behind.
|
| 40. | Preconceptions ( or misconceptions ) are tough to shake.
|
