I start without any preconceptions.

It's just all about questioning the preconceptions.

When talking about those reasons, let's break down certain preconceptions.

We should forge this identity independent of others expectations and preconceptions.

Contact is just as likely to reinforce preconceptions and create misunderstandings.

Allowing preconceptions or emotional reactions to overshadow facts could make the situation much more dangerous.

I want you to put off your preconceptions, your preconceived fears and thoughts about reptiles.

So it is hardly surprising that India's ancient past can be manipulated to fit alternative ideological preconceptions.

Through his new relationships and interactions, he begins to reconsider his preconceptions towards disabilities, including his own.

It showed that an arts practice can remake one's identity and transform preconceptions by revisioning the familiar.

... And then when I was shooting the baptism scene near Viterbo I threw over all my technical preconceptions.

In the State party's view, the author has not demonstrated that the judges in question harboured such preconceptions.

You have to enter without preconceptions, without imagining what you will find, as when meeting friends, where one topic leads to another.

3.2 On impartiality, the author recalls the Committee's jurisprudence that judges must not harbour any preconceptions about the matter placed before them.

Among the preconceptions or misconceptions about photography is that it is a purely mechanical art, and that it is somehow lacking in imagination.

However, the suppression of preconceptions continues to be one of the aims most cited in the theory of training for international youth events.

And it's one of the difficult things is that when people have preconceptions of how it all works, it's quite difficult to shift those.

They were concerned with recognizing what is essential out of all the diversity present, without intention, without fear, without preconceptions, relying purely on what appears.

If we had no bias, if we had no preconceptions, what kind of forms could we design if we could free ourselves from our experience?

Together with others, this delegation called on the Conference on Disarmament, leaving preconceptions aside for a moment, to reflect on threats which the world is facing today.

Experience has shown that the simple fact of human beings meeting each other does not necessarily lead to a better mutual understanding or the elimination of preconceptions.

I was working to transform these internalized responses, to transform the preconceptions that had so shaped my identity when I started using a wheelchair, by creating unexpected images.

We can ask ourselves whether it is genuinely possible to wipe out such preconceptions that may form a part of an individual's character in only a few days.

Despite the evidence of the contrary is preconceptions still are bias, still closes it to fit a straight line and this ends up being a poor fit to the data.

This is not a plea to strengthen preconceptions, but rather to take them into account, in both form and content, as they very often contain a certain element of truth.

Until we change this narrative by taking different photographs, telling different stories, shooting different footage, the massive legacy of Carnival creativity will keep shrinking to fit commercial concerns and limited preconceptions.

People focus mainly on confirming evidence and end up perpetuating the stereotypes, or the preconceptions, or social expectations that they have, especially when they're not highly motivated to question those beliefs.

It starts with strong preconceptions about the nature of the problem too much (or too little) government regulation, too poor governance, too little public spending on health and education, and so on.

In any case, it is worth reflecting on the function of preconceptions (as an aid to self definition, experiencing one's own identity through a clearer separation of the self and non self).

Finland, in which it was found that, impartiality of the court implies that judges must not harbour preconceptions about the matter put before them, and that they must not act in ways that promote the interests of one of the parties .

It starts with strong preconceptions about the nature of the problem too much (or too little) government regulation, too poor governance, too little public spending on health and education, and so on. Moreover, its recommendations take the form of the proverbial laundry list of reforms, and emphasize their complementary nature the imperative to undertake them all simultaneously rather than their sequencing and prioritization.