Examples of using Preconceptions in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He's never been a man to judge based on prejudices or preconceptions.
What are my biases and preconceptions?
we're used to preconceptions.
it conforms to one's preconceptions.
No sides, no agendas, no preconceptions.
This book undermines these preconceptions.
God does not conform himself to preconceptions.
I must admit I had some preconceptions.
she talked about her frustrations at people's preconceptions of her and how they thought she would"die like her mother.".
recognizing means opening up to the richness of diversity without preconceptions, understanding the potential
János Lázár, the minister responsible for running the Office of the Prime Minister, said“it would not be fortunate to start an investigation based on preconceptions, news reports
This image of the male warrior in a patriarchal society was reinforced by research traditions and contemporary preconceptions.
from our reality tunnels, and strip away our preconceptions by any means necessary,
The image of the male warrior in a patriarchal society was reinforced by research traditions and contemporary preconceptions.
and a number of preconceptions and myths about buying art are being rapidly discredited in the process.
And it's one of the difficult things is that when people have preconceptions of how it all works,
as it indicates that the EU is going to address the structural causes of problems resulting from migration flows through its foreign cooperation policy, without preconceptions of any kind.
whereas a machine has no such preconceptions.
Ignore all the preconceptions and standards regarding[the] wine industry
It is therefore imperative to strike the right balance between legitimate interests and what is necessary for the common good, without any ideological preconceptions.