preconceived造句

You've already preconceived all this.

These preconceived assumptions can sometimes lead to a project's failure.

You will also need to change some preconceived ideas and habits.

There should be no preconceived assumptions as to the cause of the OOS result.

The Landscaper creates an ecosystem that matches a preconceived design or pattern.

Part of this process is allowing those past pains, those old mindsets and preconceived notions go.

These preconceived standards define the minimum goals that the manager is willing to accept.

So many times we limit ourselves by preconceived ideas about what we are, or are not capable of.

If you can let go of preconceived notions about what makes a good technical book, the reading is great fun.

In continuation, I will list these preconceived obstacles, try to explain their origins and give good arguments in refuting them.

After assessing the owners' personalities, however, Workman and his colleagues didn't find strong correlations between the humans and preconceived notions about their pups.

So many walk around with this preconceived notion that they are being evaluated and judged by other people... and actually caring that they might be.

But in this case, the humanity of Pakistan's victims takes a backseat to the preconceived image that Westerners have of Pakistan as a country.

According to an old preconceived idea, which has passed into a trivial proposition, it is thought which marks the man off from the animals.

When directors with preconceived notions are determined to serve as obstacles to management's plans, it's hard to find a formula for success.

But science isn't supposed to care about preconceived notions. Science, at least good science, tells us about the world as it is, not as some wish it to be.

Molnar says many women new to running are discouraged by preconceived notions of what a runner should look like. They feel they could never be a runner because they don't fit the stereotype.

It was like nothing I've ever done before, and I had all these preconceived notions of the type of people who went to therapy. What would I say when I get in there?