I don't really enter it with preconceived notions or ideas.
|
|
Doctors shouldn't have preconceived notions about their patients, Sharps said.
|
|
I didn't know, I didn't go in with preconceived notions.
|
|
Then you're like, 'is it potentially a negative preconceived idea?
|
|
Lindsey Leigh : Change the preconceived notion that sex is dirty.
|
|
So going into the project, I had that preconceived notion.
|
|
There is no preconceived notions as to where it ends.
|
|
Has this work changed your preconceived notions of human relationships?
|
|
The conspiracy theorists find ample evidence for every preconceived notion.
|
|
A for "Absence of preconceived notions" looked wrong at first.
|
|
"Our consumers have no preconceived notion of cider," he said.
|
|
But you came in with a preconceived notion and bias.
|
|
It was much more focused on that than any preconceived outcome.
|
|
So I had this preconceived fear of Google knocking us out.
|
|
"No preconceived ideas that we're going to sell anything," he said.
|
|
I count myself lucky to have not had any preconceived notions.
|
|
With this new record, were there any preconceived themes going into it?
|
|
In other words, van Meegeren shrewdly exploited the expert's own preconceived beliefs.
|
|
Second, they are grossly distorting history to fit their own preconceived notions.
|
|
It's about undressing our preconceived notions of what sex should look like.
|
|
Kate didn't have any preconceived ideas of how a model should stand.
|
|
EVERYBODY'S GOT AN IDEA AS TO THE PRECONCEIVED NOTION OF THIS DEAL.
|
|
We don't want people to come in with too many preconceived ideas.
|
|
I want people to come here and have their preconceived notions shattered.
|
|
There were no preconceived ideas or notions — I wasn't on the radar.
|
|
They didn't come in with preconceived notions about anyone, not even Williamson.
|
|
And there is no preconceived landing zone at this point in time.
|
|
Like Spare, Masson began automatic drawings with no preconceived composition in mind.
|
|
My painting ideas are not preconceived and they are not political strategies.
|
|
Yes, Americans rightly have plenty of preconceived notions about President Trump's ridiculous behavior.
|
|
Kids are not born with a preconceived idea of how it should be.
|
|
Ramsley and Head had no preconceived notions of what the simulation might show.
|
|
I didn't really have strong, preconceived notions of how Washington would accomplish this.
|
|
A. We didn't do it because we had a preconceived style or philosophy.
|
|
He shattered preconceived notions, smashed boundaries, and shared his heart through his music.
|
|
"I can go in there with no preconceived notions or biases," he said.
|
|
It was nice I didn't have any preconceived ideas about that lifestyle either.
|
|
What we see on the screen are their preconceived notions of racial roles.
|
|
Kim Dingle is an artist with a history of working under preconceived constraints.
|
|
Given my preconceived notions regarding the dolphins' unrelenting horniness, my curiosity was piqued.
|
|
You turn up with no preconceived ideas of how it's going to go.
|
|
But my preconceived notions were shattered after I attended the People's Climate March.
|
|
She had preconceived ideas about the Bronx, and they were anything but favorable.
|
|
With so many players and variables, the game delights in smashing preconceived narratives.
|
|
"There's this preconceived notion that 'vacation books' are light fare," the writer says.
|
|
"He didn't come with any preconceived ideas of what a photograph should be."
|
|
It's a way of detaching myself from preconceived ideas about the utilized materials.
|
|
I approached Saturday's festivities with an open mind, but certainly had my preconceived notions.
|
|
In their concluding remarks, the researchers warn about about these sorts of preconceived notions.
|
|
He said the central bank can't move rates to a preconceived notion of neutral.
|
|
People have preconceived notions about her from reality TV, but she's a smart women.
|
|
It's also about emotions, expectations, preconceived notions, lessons you maybe don't realize you've learned.
|
|
"You're taking on people's preconceived notions when you put it out there," she says.
|
|
Particularly, because consumers often have preconceived notions about the bitterness and acidity of vinegar.
|
|
No, that's not a Zen mystery invented to challenge your preconceived notions of existence.
|
|
Don't get caught-up with any preconceived notions of what "building a team" means.
|
|
It's much, much more likely that microtargeted ads work on reinforcing people's preconceived notions.
|
|
But she's never let anyone's preconceived notions stand in the way of her success.
|
|
Because it not only fits into his preconceived beliefs but also helps him politically.
|
|
He does not have a preconceived ideology that must be applied in all cases.
|
|
Or do they ridicule them, based on preconceived notions of things they haven't tried?
|
|
You have no idea of the world, there's no prejudice, there's no preconceived notion.
|
|
Proactively acknowledging preconceived ideas about gender in small-group discussions can be productive. Sgt.
|
|
Often, Stevick says, people are reluctant to abandon their preconceived narratives about the trials.
|
|
"The governor has this preconceived notion that we're lazy," Ms. Wall said on Tuesday.
|
|
You challenged my preconceived notions that all gay dudes are fun to be around!
|
|
They have a preconceived notion of what they should do [with a disabled person].
|
|
"Married to a Mystery Man" Preconceived notions about romantic compatibility can box you in.
|
|
People have a preconceived notion of what a Native American is, and it's very false.
|
|
From "The Jetsons" cartoons to the "Terminator" movies, we all have preconceived notions about robotics.
|
|
"I didn't really have strong, preconceived notions of how Washington would accomplish this," she said.
|
|
And one that can overcome everybody's preconceived idea of who Blade is supposed to be.
|
|
Preconceived notions about who is "worth saving" can dictate how you respond to a caller.
|
|
Anyone who challenges their boss's preconceived notions doesn't stay in that inner circle for long.
|
|
It also knows how to totally disrupt people's preconceived notions of how to wear them.
|
|
Reports have shown it's sometimes cheaper to live in a city, despite many preconceived notions.
|
|
"We all tried not to have preconceived notions about what it should be," Cagle said.
|
|
Jaime Herrera Beutler (R-Wash.) revels in casting aside preconceived notions about her political identity.
|
|
And any argument that runs counter to their preconceived notions is automatically dismissed without consideration.
|
|
It was a very intuitive workflow, without any preconceived ideas or perspective about the music.
|
|
The detectives I spoke with impressed upon me the need to have no preconceived judgments.
|
|
Her one basic rule: Come into the wedding with as few preconceived notions as possible.
|
|
I was a designer, so I didn't have preconceived ideas of how this business works.
|
|
He told us that the bureau wanted new people without "preconceived notions" about the bureau.
|
|
"I haven't faced Harvey before, so I didn't have too many preconceived notions," Nimmo said.
|
|
Some said their preconceived notions were confirmed, while others admitted the experiment subverted their beliefs.
|
|
"All of these preconceived notions and standards I set for myself," said Ms. Marvin, 703.
|
|
It's a chastening moment, which forces him to reassess his preconceived notions about his ex.
|
|
"People come with preconceived notions about what it is," Mr. Razek said of the show.
|
|
LIKE many film-makers, Aki Kaurismaki wants to change people's minds and challenge their preconceived ideas.
|
|
Some people think they shape harmful preconceived notions about what relationships and courtships should be like.
|
|
Before reading on, try to shrug off your preconceived notions: She never once mentions the Bible.
|
|
Unless you have a preconceived notion of what you're looking for, you don't know what's there.
|
|
There are also all the preconceived notions that come with being a former, and current, heartthrob.
|
|
No part of the exuberant, assertive, earnest, genuine Ngoc Lan is based on a preconceived mold.
|
|
So they may well write their own preconceived notions into the code, whether unwittingly or not.
|
|
And you don&apost formulate your investigation based on a preconceived notion of innocence or guilt.
|
|
The outdoor installation is intended to make passersby question preconceived notions about the nature of time.
|
|
But Harlots, a new show launching on Hulu on Wednesday, challenges those preconceived notions of prostitution.
|
|
People get high and their preconceived ideas of what life is all about are suddenly changed.
|
|
I came into the process with preconceived notions about prisoners I'd inherited from my own world.
|
|
And he sometimes overlooked facts that didn't conform to his preconceived ideas of justice and injustice.
|
|
That would have just played into her preconceived notion of who — or rather, what — I was.
|
|
"They can conveniently use it as a scapegoat for their own preconceived notions," Ms. Storm said.
|
|
Witch hunts are specious investigations driven by preconceived notions that wind up not being born out.
|
|
But we had some concerns, mainly having to do with our preconceived ideas of organized tours.
|
|
Curious people, Kahan explains, are more likely to seek out information that contradicts their preconceived beliefs.
|
|
It often means reevaluating preconceived notions, acknowledging past mistakes and being willing to make significant sacrifices.
|
|
Trump is also in the habit of sensationalizing isolated occurrences when they reinforce his preconceived narratives.
|
|
It wasn't preconceived that way — it was responsive, so I think that's the key word probably.
|
|
For years and years and years, there's this preconceived notion that diversity presents a struggle for projects.
|
|
He&aposs not going to come in with preconceived notions but he&aposs also had 212 opinions.
|
|
JARRETT: It appears to have been a sham investigation and a charade with a predetermined, preconceived outcome.
|
|
And also our preconceived notions that companies like Rockchip and Mediatek are worse than Qualcomm and Samsung.
|
|
Monique is an imperfect character that refuses to fit into any preconceived notions of a perfect victim.
|
|
"People can have preconceived notions and stereotypes and that's where they operate from," Kerr said Sunday night.
|
|
But he felt the new AHA review was simply selecting the studies that reinforced its preconceived views.
|
|
It's that you've let go of your preconceived notions about what that solution was going to be.
|
|
And never before has there been so much misinformation that seeks to prey on our preconceived notions.
|
|
Start with Fu, the backstroke specialist, who refuses to fall into anyone's preconceived ideas about Chinese women.
|
|
The resulting scene dismantles the usual preconceived notions about what Kat's "authentic self" means with deliberate care.
|
|
Plenty of people have preconceived notions about the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada.
|
|
"If nothing else, these trials are the first step towards changing preconceived notions towards psychedelics," he says.
|
|
Fans were appreciative of any adaptation, and there was no preconceived notion of what Batman "should be".
|
|
"We are not coming with a preconceived notion or demand to be a majority shareholder," he said.
|
|
I think there's a really important exercise in letting go of the preconceived notions about your band.
|
|
Not exactly, she admits—but they leave out critical context, and spin facts into preconceived, negative narratives.
|
|
That had a lasting impact – the whole interview challenged my preconceived notions and the stereotypes I harbored.
|
|
As product reviewers, we also fall victim to our own preconceived notions about the items we test.
|
|
By "pre-thought product," she means a film that is inscribed with a preconceived message or idea.
|
|
Olivia Neutered John is a vessel I use to attack preconceived notions of death metal and porngrind.
|
|
I felt a shift in my preconceived notions, a challenge to biases I didn't know I held.
|
|
In some ways, the title may lead potential audience members to have preconceived notions of their experience.
|
|
"Any more information and you start forming your own preconceived ideas of what that means," he said.
|
|
That attitude is why, when I got into motorsports, I had no preconceived doubts about my ability.
|
|
All the person would have to do is approve the preconceived message — saving precious time and mental space.
|
|
People often have preconceived notions about elopements, thinking they're rushed or somehow less valid than a traditional wedding.
|
|
And if we throw away all preconceived notions of gender stereotypes, that obviously means they're having a girl.
|
|
But as he speaks, you can tell that some of his preconceived notions could change his own politics.
|
|
I imagine you went into the initial project with a preconceived notion of the arc of Lavelle's life.
|
|
GIGABA SAYS NOT WALKING INTO TREASURY WITH PRECONCEIVED GROWTH PLANS, WILL FOLLOW WHAT WAS TABLED IN FEBRUARY BUDGET
|
|
"I had a preconceived idea," said Melissa Higbie, a deputy country director for Population Services International in Tanzania.
|
|
Instead of coming in with preconceived notions, they traveled the world to research how people actually wear shoes.
|
|
You might have some preconceived notions about how gazpacho should look and taste, or what it should include.
|
|
Standing up for what you believe in against all preconceived notions and stereotypes takes a load of courage.
|
|
Rosenberg admitted she had a preconceived notion that Muslim women were supposed to be solemn, conservative and deferential.
|
|
It is important to hear both sides of every story, with no preconceived ideas, before jumping to judgment.
|
|
There is tolerance for reporting—but only if it confirms preconceived ideas about, say, illegal immigration and violence.
|
|
He was drawn to America because it was a chance to distance himself from preconceived notions, he says.
|
|
And it isn't always easy to change their preconceived notions of what investing is and why it's important.
|
|
And this season the news is not about showing off skin or playing into preconceived notions of femininity.
|
|
I just had to go into the audition room fighting a preconceived notion of myself, which is fine.
|
|
Brat signaled shortly after the Parkland shooting that he would analyze the issue carefully, thoughtfully, without preconceived ideas.
|
|
It upends preconceived notions of what it's supposed to look like, but does so for specific, functional reasons.
|
|
"He shattered every preconceived notion, smashed every boundary, shared everything in his heart through his music," DuVernay said.
|
|
Joel: [One thing we want to say to other older people is:] Don't let preconceived notions define you.
|
|
It was exaggerated, it was dishonest, and it massaged information to fit a narrative that he had preconceived.
|
|
In this cabinet of curious hybrids, garcia has laid waste to preconceived notions about reality, identity, and culture.
|
|
" Also in an email interview, Mr. Orsos said, "Our neighbor Mexico is flooded by a sea of preconceived notions.
|
|
Throw all of your preconceived French Girl notions out of the window and get to know the real Fanny.
|
|
"We kind of just played together with no preconceived notions or any idea of being a 'band,'" she says.
|
|
Maybe if you recognize humanity in all forms, then preconceived notions of who you think someone is can change.
|
|
"So put any prejudices or preconceived notions aside and just go into it with an open mind," he said.
|
|
Here, both artists play with theories of reproduction and authorship to question preconceived notions of queerness and Blackness, respectively.
|
|
The big picture: Deepfake technology is making it easier to create misinformation about about our preconceived concerns or doubts.
|
|
The effect is clear, you are meant to listen without preconceived notions, to open yourself up to the experience.
|
|
Deep Patel When Bitcoin burst onto the scene in 2009, it challenged preconceived notions about the limitations of transactions.
|
|
I had to sort of fight, as I was writing, my own preconceived notions of what sophisticated literature was.
|
|
Preconceived notions These are perceptions derived from everyday experiences, or from ideas we gather from our socio-cultural surroundings.
|
|
Mr. President, the American people implore you to see reason and put aside your preconceived notions and political bias.
|
|
It's very -- it's easy and attractive and comfortable to create these little echo chambers of our own preconceived opinions.
|
|
Petrusich is convinced that Prince led a bizarre and lonely life, and her impressions of the estate seem preconceived.
|
|
In doing this, we actually get a clearer picture of just how preconceived the differences between the generations are.
|
|
She says there are certain preconceived notions about women in law enforcement, and that some guys can't handle it.
|
|
Alone, she can seem aimless and ethereal, and she may threaten preconceived notions of what makes for valuable company.
|
|
Ms. Eramo's lawyers portrayed Rolling Stone as approaching its reporting with a preconceived story line and recklessly causing harm.
|
|
"I didn't realize I had such a preconceived notion of pétillant naturel as an easy sparkling wine," she said.
|
|
Every preconceived notion I have gathered from playing MTG leads me to expect this snake to have large breasts.
|
|
They could be led to more conspiracy nonsense that further promotes their preconceived ideas, as opposed to actual science.
|
|
Distressingly, too many journalists are engaged in a dangerous form of groupthink and fail to question the preconceived wisdom.
|
|
The defense team, on the other hand, will also have to bust jurors&apos preconceived notions — about Weinstein himself.
|
|
The goal was to have my ears be a blank slate, even if my mind had some preconceived notions.
|
|
"It becomes visible, and many of the preconceived ideas that you may have of that community disappear," he added.
|
|
We form biases based on the preconceived notions of others when encountering communities that are unfamiliar to our own.
|
|
Ignoring preconceived notions about millennials can be difficult, especially when the myths are coming at you from every side.
|
|
The rhizome is non-hierarchical and non-binary; it includes everyone and does not differentiate between any preconceived models.
|
|
" She called the preconceived notion that voters pick a nominee based on age, gender or race "short sighted" and "wrong.
|
|
But it doesn't fit your preconceived workday methods, so you don't even waste your time listening to your colleague's idea.
|
|
"To solve this problem will require a willingness by all Americans to discard their preconceived stereotypes and biases," Taylor wrote.
|
|
"I've been thinking lately about how much do I care what other people's preconceived notions of me are," she says.
|
|
We must consider divergent narratives, such as Argento's, as important opportunities to examine our own preconceived notions of sexual abuse.
|
|
The photographer explains that she is not a conceptual artist—she aims to create without preconceived ideas for a project.
|
|
How much was your preconceived notion verified, and how much surprised you when you actually started going through the tapes?
|
|
The idea of working under a preconceived constraint and following through on it is something that Dingle has done before.
|
|
An alternative already exists, but expanding access to it will require shedding preconceived and inaccurate notions about marijuana's therapeutic uses.
|
|
Since Venus is the planet that rules love and attraction, this retrograde may upend preconceived notions about your love life.
|
|
I used to sit down and just draw without any kind of preconceived ideas, maybe with just a rough concept.
|
|
But overall, any preconceived notions of how an album by The National should sound have been thrown by the wayside.
|
|
Middle Child succinctly poses questions about gender identity and the preconceived notions we have about others based on physical appearance.
|
|
I think the general resistance could stem from preconceived notions that a career in tech would only revolve around programming.
|
|
To support these preconceived notions, creators can even manipulate evidence by omitting, under analyzing or changing inconvenient yet crucial facts.
|
|
There's just a "Hey, let's get this preconceived notion about who he is as a person," you have no idea.
|
|
"Off-road motorized recreation often comes with a stigma and preconceived idea that is not typically positive," Mr. Lewis said.
|
|
"The department has no preconceived notions as to the findings and recommendations that will result from this review," she said.
|
|
At its most destructive, when applied in law enforcement investigations, it misinterprets information in a manner that affirms preconceived notions.
|
|
His lesson — to dispense with preconceived notions and judge something on its merits — transcends Florida Georgia Line and music itself.
|
|
Tiffany said she is always excited to introduce her friends to her father – especially those who have preconceived notions about him.
|
|
I'm sure people have preconceived notions of you based on the characters you play, many of them very cold or twisted.
|
|
On small airplanes, people often have preconceived ideas of how much space they're owed — and how much space they paid for.
|
|
"I think we all have these preconceived notions that were going to be judged and we're doing things wrong," she says.
|
|
These preconceived ideas also danced in Arturo's mind, but he convinced himself of the fact that this job wasn't that bad.
|
|
"We found that tech companies more often than not had a preconceived notion of how health care worked," Zane told CNBC.
|
|
"I had the thing in my mind where you just assume something," he says of his preconceived notions of the couple.
|
|
Maybe she was just being facetious, to throw all of our preconceived notions about elective C-sections back in our faces.
|
|
Other studies indicate that, even once they've reached the top, women may find their colleagues have preconceived notions about women's capabilities.
|
|
" Mulvaney replied that he had the right to revisit the rules, but had "not arrived at any preconceived notions of outcomes.
|
|
In the meantime, Miller says young, anxious, newbie professionals need to take the time to stare down their own preconceived notions.
|
|
There are some that are filled with people who share the same preconceived views, while others may have less homogeneous ideology.
|
|
I am pretty impatient with learning about new apps and programs so I took this class to challenge my preconceived notions.
|
|
Sporkin isn't the first dog lover to discover her preconceived notions about how dog breeds physically exhibit themselves aren't always right.
|
|
Past stabs at romance failed largely because of preconceived notions of what he thought he wanted in a partner, he said.
|
|
The sun meets Uranus at 7:05 PM, inspiring fantastic change—let go of preconceived ideas; eureka moments are coming in.
|
|
Eventually, though, I was able to let go of my preconceived notions of what my beer bong experience would be like.
|
|
Dada Africa is an exhibition that exhumes the collision between the Dadaists' preconceived notions of Africa and actual African cultural artifacts.
|
|
It is time for us to let go of preconceived notions about what is or is not possible with North Korea.
|
|
They hinge on the buying, selling and stealing of cultural capital, taking advantage of preconceived ideas of what success looks like.
|
|
Making friends is an active process, and all the preconceived ideas college students arrive with can make for a defeating experience.
|
|
As Selma Blair continues to embrace her shaved head, the actress has shown she's unafraid to challenge preconceived notions of femininity.
|
|
Many of those bottles will be mass-produced and processed to meet a consistent, preconceived profile of flavor, texture and color.
|
|
"People have a lot of preconceived notions about cruising that largely aren't true," said Robin M. Farley, an analyst for UBS.
|
|
Surprise means I didn't conform to your preconceived notion of me, and I've always prided myself on subverting other people's expectations.
|
|
Royce acknowledges most people -- especially in the black community -- have preconceived notions about sitting down and opening up to a therapist.
|
|
Many of us grow up with preconceived notions about the stock market, and it holds us back from taking necessary risks.
|
|
For example, in hiring, executives often apply their preconceived notions of which applicants will be a "good fit" as prospective employees.
|
|
There are conflicting reports about whether he had a dispute with other leaders or left as part of a preconceived plan.
|
|
That's the literal definition of prejudice: having preconceived opinions about groups of people that aren't based on real evidence or knowledge.
|
|
As such, many viewers will approach the film with preconceived ideas about WikiLeaks — and Risk won't make the matter any simpler.
|
|
Mester suggested the Fed does not have preconceived notions on where rates will land at the end of the ongoing tightening cycle.
|
|
Pride, hypocrisy and the urge to judge others in terms of "preconceived notions and ritual purity" are the targets of his ire.
|
|
I think if you have any sort of preconceived idea of what is going to happen, things turn out to be different.
|
|
The authors write that this should serve as a warning to not let our preconceived notions cloud our view of the evidence.
|
|
In practice, Versum feels far from watching a preconceived visual piece and more like a live exploration within a fantastic, conceptual space.
|
|
"Everyone has a bit of a preconceived idea of Snooki from Jersey Shore," Henry said during a recent visit to PEOPLE Now.
|
|
The answer, apparently, is to let go of our oppressive preconceived notions that keep us shackled to old, irrelevant concepts of coffee.
|
|
By releasing their own virtual realities, travel companies can try to regain some control of a traveler's preconceived notions of a trip.
|
|
But Microsoft's brand new Surface Laptop, announced at the company's New York event today, May 2, is seriously challenging my preconceived notions.
|
|
For people who don't follow Indigenous art closely, many of the 100 works in the exhibition may not fit their preconceived notions.
|
|
"We don't have any preconceived notion about where they may come down on this," Baker said of the White House and Congress.
|
|
If you want a real connection, forget any preconceived notions and simply pay attention to the messages the woman is sending you.
|
|
In How To Be Antiracist, author Ibram X. Kendi uses history and philosophy to challenge readers to rethink preconceived notions of racism.
|
|
"The president had a lot of preconceived ideas before he came to Washington, but events and politics are reshaping those," he added.
|
|
So he came into this place with the preconceived notion that he was going to hate it, and then actually hated it?
|
|
"People have preconceived ideas of what I am capable of doing," said a black, male physical scientist in response to the survey.
|
|
As I said earlier, when you're actually standing there, on that ground, all preconceived notions you had about the place are erased.
|
|
Everything about the Bossa Nostra, coupled with our preconceived notions of craft and knitting, demonstrates Double Fine's evocation of comfort and safety.
|
|
The intention is confronting ourselves with our own fears, or our own preconceived notions or taboos, which we can also call prejudices.
|
|
"The issue is that they have a preconceived way of interpreting information, which then shapes how they interpret that data," says Wilcox.
|
|
Still, brands have been slow to move past their preconceived image of the pimple-faced teen playing video games in his basement.
|
|
In Sappho studies, there is "so little Sappho to study," which may be a good way to ensure preconceived notions remain intact.
|
|
"While the narrative they painted for you is one that may reinforce your preconceived notions, it's not the truth," Cheronis told jurors.
|
|
In contrast to some who introduce indigenous cultures to a wider audience, Mr. Cohen did not impose preconceived notions on his subjects.
|
|
It is a night to find new meaning in an old script, not to force the text into a preconceived political platform.
|
|
If your only experience with cheerleaders was from their mean girl personas in a teen movie, Cheer will bust any preconceived stereotypes.
|
|
There are these preconceived notions that people have about the Muslim religion — that they all wear hijabs, that they're all one way.
|
|
She gets to represent that judgment that I was just talking about and these preconceived notions that people have about the women.
|
|
Undoubtedly, it's our own preconceived notions about potatoes, or more exactly, how potatoes are eaten, that have made Mr. Taylor's endeavours so perplexing.
|
|
This Sunday on "United Shades of America," I meet with several members of a community who challenge all preconceived notions of those words.
|
|
Posing his models in private and public spaces, he challenges any preconceived notions people might have of who a black person can be.
|
|
And I think allowing your children or yourself the freedom to explore with an open mind and no preconceived ideas is really important.
|
|
"He can't meet new people without them having preconceived ideas of him, and I'm sure Taylor feels the same way," says the friend.
|
|
But it also shows us how the greater goal of putting a human into space trumped any preconceived notions of these women's abilities.
|
|
The defense's Tuesday opening arguments pointed to a specific mode of attack — discrediting the assault allegation by painting it as a preconceived plot.
|
|
There are a lot of preconceived ideas of who you are, what your work ethic will be and what you're going to create.
|
|
Science, taught well, shows young people how to use valid evidence to support conclusions and how to discern when preconceived notions taint observations.
|
|
So if we stripped away the preconceived notions, the assumptions, and expectations, maybe we'd all have a better time during a first date.
|
|
The end result is challenging but quite listenable, and will take a brickbat to any preconceived notions of what "post-rock" can be.
|
|
" Rider continues, "They're aware of our existence, obviously they're keeping eye on us, because when you say bikers, everybody has a preconceived idea.
|
|
My idea of conspiracy is trying to figure out how much of our lives are preconceived and how much of it is improvised.
|
|
When you're a celebrity, people have a pretty clear preconceived notion of who you are and who you should be in the culture.
|
|
I had a preconceived notion that just because these meals were "healthy," it meant that they were going to be unsatisfying and bland.
|
|
To avoid preconceived assumptions of the word, Clark and Phillips have decided to tell the story of the vulgar with a straight face.
|
|
Agencies can even begin a process like the MetLife process with a preconceived notion about what should happen — it could hardly be otherwise.
|
|
The project aimed to upend our preconceived notions of what a housing community — a neighborhood, a street, a city block — could look like.
|
|
When you start going out with a new partner, you let go of preconceived ideas and attitudes to get to know that person.
|
|
They force you to challenge your biases and examine your preconceived notions about the hurdles that stand between you and being a millionaire.
|
|
It's the profound result when two or more respectful human beings determine to go beyond their preconceived ideas to meet a great challenge.
|
|
" Johnson, he adds, "portrays female characters less as mothers and wives than as fully fledged characters who aren't defined by any preconceived role.
|
|
"Unfortunately the work of a woman composer is preconceived by many to be light, froth, lacking in depth, logic and virility," she said.
|
|
A fashion designer who made waves in the 1960s and '70s, Gernreich sought to wholly decouple clothing from the preconceived notions surrounding it.
|
|
"We have this false, preconceived idea that Chinese brands are not as good, that their products are of cheap quality," Mr. Blaise said.
|
|
"Unfortunately the work of a woman composer is preconceived by many to be light, froth, lacking in depth, logic and virility," she wrote.
|
|
But the more races you enter and the longer distances you cover, the more you realize those preconceived limits may not really exist.
|
|
But under these circumstances, when preconceived notions are being set in stone, it's all the more important to make sure we aren't hoodwinked.
|
|
"When my sister moved, we were forced to recognize we had all these preconceived notions about who the other was," Ms. Goldsworthy said.
|
|
It plays with our expectations, maybe our preconceived notions of what a ghost hunter is, what grieving has to do with our communication.
|
|
And [I want] hiring managers to be educated about the new law to prevent preconceived biases about natural hairstyles from influencing hiring decisions.
|
|
DUNHAM The thing that was so cool about Matthew was that he didn't come in with a preconceived moral notion about the episode.
|
|
If you have big bleached hair and some tattoos (I do), it's one of sudden understanding, of a preconceived notion clicking into place.
|
|
Right, and what you notice with Trump is that he's so resistant to learning new things if they conflict with his preconceived notions.
|
|
Through their assertive and disorienting digital compositions, PussyKrew plays with gender in a way that challenges our preconceived notions of heteronormativity and the patriarchy.
|
|
For some people, that might be tricky to articulate, too, because we have so many preconceived notions about what we're supposed to be doing.
|
|
While Friedman said Kodem's investment does not have a "preconceived philosophy regarding exit," Cantrell estimated an IPO for Vector is about three years away.
|
|
Going on a blind date — or, at least, watching people go on one — feels like a breath of fresh air, void of preconceived notions.
|
|
"We all have a preconceived idea of artificial intelligence largely from Hollywood and we love it," said IBM Watson chief marketing officer Stephen Gold.
|
|
Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, the generation-defining album that saw the Beatles' assume new identities, freeing them from all preconceived mopped-topped notions.
|
|
It's hard to debate with a person knee-deep in bad information they got from sources that serve to back up their preconceived beliefs.
|
|
Building a participatory governance structure for civic data will require empathy, compromise, and potentially challenging the preconceived relationship between people, institutions, and their information.
|
|
Her research in the Netherlands found that case officers expected gay asylum-seekers from conservative Muslim countries to conform to a preconceived personal narrative.
|
|
Or we have a preconceived idea of who will perform well and ignore the breaks we give favored employees to make sure they do.
|
|
Sabb says the internet helped him to find his "tribe" of likeminded individuals seeking the same sense of community without borders or preconceived notions.
|
|
Cutting comments on the clothes and hairstyles these women wore highlighted preconceived notions of what films with an African-American cast should look like.
|
|
Expect the two parties to gravitate towards analyses AI's economic impact that confirm their preconceived notions of the government's proper role in the economy.
|
|
The bottom line, I quickly understood, was that I would need to put aside my preconceived sense of the value of a sports ticket.
|
|
And so it's incredibly important that we don't fall into the trap of publishing unverifiable stories because they confirm a preconceived position we have.
|
|
Ode stridently shuts down Hannah's preconceived notions about being a writer — solitude isn't the best end game, because it's not the most productive space.
|
|
When you provide someone with new data they quickly accept evidence that confirms their preconceived notions and assess counter evidence with a critical eye.
|
|
This full moon finds you releasing all sorts of preconceived or ill-conceived notions, and you find freedom when you're released from a burden.
|
|
But there's an emerging breed of player that tends to defy any preconceived hardware affiliation: the highly-skilled, shooting, fleet-of-foot big man.
|
|
The lender said Bramson's letter showed he had "a preconceived viewpoint and a poor understanding" of Barclays and its corporate and investment bank (CIB).
|
|
The artist's willingness to transform her face into largely unattractive characters suggests she's not beholden to preconceived ideas about how women should present themselves.
|
|
"Women diagnosed with breast cancer will come with different levels of knowledge of breast cancer, and preconceived ideas regarding potential treatment options," he says.
|
|
I feel like it's my job to try to break preconceived notions of who people are or their motivations for doing what they do.
|
|
It did raise people's attention that all of a sudden ... My biggest issue as a CEO is preconceived notions of online education are bad.
|
|
The paintings employ various abstract idioms to challenge preconceived polarities of space and time, dream visions and waking life, the real and the spectral.
|
|
Eek, he looks like he parties too much, he probably isn't looking to settle down, is just one of the preconceived ideas I've had.
|
|
Mr. Kobach dismissed the criticism of him as a "silly reaction" and said he had no preconceived ideas of what the commission would find.
|
|
There, placidly smiling, she reveals a family trauma that disassembles any preconceived notions about the film's relationship to gender, motherhood or even Hunter herself.
|
|
"I had all these preconceived ideas about Mary Magdalene and about religion in general, a lot of baggage that made me hesitate," Mara said.
|
|
"The father changed his mind about me, and I realized I had preconceived notions I didn't think I had about Pakistan," Ms. Bishop said.
|
|
The many elements of his career have in common the desire to complicate preconceived notions of the myriad textures of black life and art.
|
|
Health care professionals may conjure preconceived notions about individuals who have "left A.M.A."; many doctors never consider that our patients made the right decision.
|
|
Until we can accept this fact, and dismantle our preconceived notions about how survivors and perpetrators behave, the work of #MeToo won't be done.
|
|
But for the hairy ladder, it looks as if Masson began drawing this chaotic hybrid figure with no preconceived subject or composition in mind.
|
|
Describing themselves as "overly dramatic and overly analytical," Derek Paul Boyle and Mitra Saboury exploit the normal, preconceived notions and invite in the peculiarities.
|
|
I went in with preconceived notions for some of them, but what I found was, in some cases, they're not getting their news from anywhere.
|
|
What's neat about this approach is that it's free from human biases and preconceived notions of what an aerodynamic vehicle is supposed to look like.
|
|
And yet, the year perseveres, collecting momentum and shattering our preconceived notions of how and to what effect we talk about Canadian hard rock bands.
|
|
Julianne Nicholson, who plays Harding's coach Diane Rawlinson, said that the experience of making the film made her reassess her preconceived notions about Harding's character.
|
|
I always start by listening, because my preconceived notions about what the piece will be are never as complex or interesting as the real thing.
|
|
I think we're shedding a lot of preconceived ideas, and I was only just beginning to shed those ideas on some songs from Painted Shut.
|
|
When he sees Luke at his doorstep stealing his electronics, that only confirms his preconceived notions about his brother: He's a thief and a liar.
|
|
Be smart: The most effective misinformation often plays into preconceived notions or fears that already exist in society, especially around health, safety and well-being.
|
|
Dada was explicitly political in its attempts to transcend preconceived notions about reality by shocking viewers into questioning the nature of art and modern life.
|
|
It's weird when you hang out with somebody and you're like, 'do they have a preconceived idea of me or not?' and you don't know.
|
|
As an advisor to game studios, Singer tries to make the case for down-to-earth robot systems, but artists often cling to preconceived notions.
|
|
But being a disembodied voice also means that players won't have any preconceived notions about Delilah based on her appearance, which makes her somewhat unique.
|
|
At the very least, it might force people to think twice about their preconceived notions about the role of sex and sexism in combat sports.
|
|
Manson, with his crazy eyes and lengthy criminal record, fit into America's preconceived notion about the kind of person who might be a sociopathic killer.
|
|
Interventions can be then be evaluated in terms of their performance in meeting expectations of those impacted, rather than outdated and preconceived notions of success.
|
|
After all, many studies in political psychology show that ideologically committed voters are willing to bend almost any factual information to fit their preconceived values.
|
|
As a leader or manager, it's an important part of decision making to listen to feedback from your employees rather than relying on preconceived notions.
|
|
But, she added, foreigners eager for a toehold in the city, and young people unsaddled with any preconceived ideas about the area, will likely flock.
|
|
Having spent most of my life as a non-pot smoker, I had some preconceived notions about what a 4/20 event would be like.
|
|
Fewer than 20 percent of all rapes and sexual assaults actually get reported to the police, a clear effect of these stereotypes and preconceived notions.
|
|
Unfortunately, these advantages are outweighed by the genre's tendency to exploit suffering, lean toward a preconceived narrative, prioritize ratings over morality and manipulate public opinion.
|
|
Caregivers should reflect on where their thoughts about gender come from and consider whether their preconceived notions might be harmful to their kids, Ehrensaft advises.
|
|
I felt my preconceived notions were affirmed when the movie began, because as you noted, Alissa, it lays out its sensibilities from the get-go.
|
|
"I blossomed, because people didn't have preconceived notions of who I was and what I could do," Ms. Mukherjee told The Boston Globe in 1993.
|
|
As their logic goes, if the whistleblower came in with a preconceived bias, that could affect how reliable they are as a witness to wrongdoing.
|
|
Many of us have so many preconceived notions about who we are or are not based on attributes that, in internet parlance, are not personalities.
|
|
Any expectations or preconceived notions I may have had about Mickey and the Bear went out the window the second I saw the opening credits.
|
|
The Mojave Experiment disguised Windows Vista features as a future version of Windows, where participants ranked Vista higher than their preconceived perceptions heading into the experiment.
|
|
She also urges physicians to ditch their preconceived notions about who might be more likely to drink during pregnancy and instead screen all of their patients.
|
|
In older, less-enlightened international aid scenarios, the professionals who came from rich countries had a very clear preconceived idea of what needed to be solved.
|
|
And so I have no reason, really, to believe that there was any preconceived notion or that they were out to get anybody in that case.
|
|
When she first began working on Bad Rap, the preconceived notions were simple: Asians can't rap, and black women like herself can't single-handedly make films.
|
|
" She accused Trillin of selectively choosing quotes from the women she interviewed to support "preconceived notions," and wrote that the piece presented "half-truths at best.
|
|
Upside-Down French TwistIt's time to take all your preconceived notions about French twists (stiff, prissy, out-of-touch) and turn them on their head. Literally.
|
|
The reason that we don't see these connections, he says, is that we're captives of ''preconceived notions,'' the most confining being the very idea of ''jazz.
|
|
Humans are also very adept at ignoring facts so that we can continue to see the world in a way that conforms to our preconceived notions.
|
|
"If you have preconceived notions about black men or Asian men, it will very much shape how you interact with men on Grindr," Dr. Wilson noted.
|
|
Will House Democrats cower at the dated, preconceived, speculative notion that impeachment -- or even an impeachment inquiry -- might hurt them politically by a few polling points?
|
|
Both he and Iaconetti said viewers may have preconceived notions about franchise, but Higgins said he was never forced to do anything by the show's producers.
|
|
By "here" I mean Hollywood, and by "things" I mean preconceived notions of Asian-American actors, female comedians, and millennials who get famous off of YouTube.
|
|
Walking into the Guachochi jail — which is located in the mountains of the northern state of Chihuahua — turns upside down most preconceived notions of Mexican prisons.
|
|
Without spoiling the date, I can say that I had a blast and I was truly charmed — and most of my preconceived notions were dead wrong.
|
|
In her playful assumption (or knowing rejection) of a feminine ideal, she leverages her audience's preconceived image of young womanhood to master her circumstances for herself.
|
|
Change happens when people are willing to listen and hear the struggles of their neighbor, putting aside preconceived notions and truly seeking to understand and grow.
|
|
You're coming into a new understanding of the world that breaks your preconceived notions as the sun meets Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, on Monday.
|
|
Efron's Teddy plays on preconceived perceptions, both of how two-dimensional aggressive frat guys usually are in movies and of Efron's own teen dream idol status.
|
|
"I feel female athletes, especially in basketball, have an easier journey coming out, because of the preconceived notion that athletic women are gay," Horrocks told VICE.
|
|
But the Trump administration has a preconceived notion about where national security threats come from — basically, scary brown people — and is hostile to science in general.
|
|
But arriving as newcomers allowed us to develop a new point of view because we weren't burdened by any preconceived notions—ignorance is helpful in this instance.
|
|
I didn't want to have any lofty expectations or preconceived goals, because I was working on my craft, and that was the most important thing for me.
|
|
"We didn't have some preconceived idea about crucifying Michelle," John Stauffer, a Harvard American studies professor, told the New York Times, which published Jones's story last week.
|
|
The "Mad Money " host has said central bankers need to recognize that the economy is slowing and they can't move rates to a preconceived notion of neutral.
|
|
Instead, he insisted that he is going into the talks with Chinese leaders without any preconceived notions, and wants to focus on larger, more strategic security issues.
|
|
Obviously, fans have their own preconceived notions of what's right for such franchises, but the level of angst -- or for that matter, enthusiasm -- is hard to fathom.
|
|
It was not only one of the best performances I had seen up until that point, but also smashed my preconceived notions of what punk could be.
|
|
The result is equal parts kitsch and wonder, and like so much in the exhibition, it pushes our preconceived ideas about the everyday medium into new directions.
|
|
That she's coming into the industry with no preconceived notions means she's building the kind of industry she wants to see, not more of what already exists.
|
|
Getting behind the wheel for the first time, the 2017 A22017 immediately met my preconceived expectations: ✔️ A new interior with a few nice pieces of tech.
|
|
Based on what I have discussed with Katie and the director I usually have a preconceived notion of which look I want to put on the model.
|
|
The Feynman trap—ransacking data for patterns without any preconceived idea of what one is looking for—is the Achilles heel of studies based on data mining.
|
|
I went through my entire archive without any preconceived notion of who should be in the book, did a first pass, and ended up with 3,000 photos.
|
|
The researchers didn't "seed" this with any preconceived notions of how gay or straight people look; the system merely correlated certain features with sexuality and identified patterns.
|
|
" "I always look forward to introducing him to my friends, especially the ones with preconceived notions, because they meet a man with natural charm and no facade.
|
|
Go Thrifting, Buy a JacketYou invariably forget to bring a jacket to SF because you had a preconceived notion that California is all sunny all the time.
|
|
I didn't want to wait for any reviews of it, because I wanted to go in without any preconceived notions and make my own decision on it.
|
|
I wanted to use this moment to express my current feminine philosophy by creating a character who escapes all preconceived notions of femininity, gender, and even race.
|
|
If you're in a culture that has really negative stereotypes—and the US has been that country—you have preconceived notions of what LGBT people are like.
|
|
"You seek to put people in these little boxes so that you can order the world in your already assumed preconceived ideas," Sandgren read from the statement.
|
|
"It is critical that prospective jurors be forthcoming about their views on these topics, as well as any preconceived notions they might have about defendant," Cogan wrote.
|
|
Surveys have shown that many Republicans and Democrats get their news from different news sources that often reinforce whatever preconceived opinions and worldviews news consumers already hold.
|
|
A vegan conversion is not always a result of a detailed understanding of nutrition science, and it's human nature to believe information that supports your preconceived beliefs.
|
|
TA: Even with all we know, when the temperature really gets turned up on an issue, we go right back to our preconceived notions and talking points.
|
|
I always look forward to introducing him to my friends, especially the ones with preconceived notions because they meet a man with natural charm and no facade.
|
|
"People have preconceived ideas of what celiac disease looks like," said study coauthor Dr. Joseph Murray, a professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
|
|
In a lecture at MoMA PS1, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge will trace how their beginnings in the music scene helped them to shatter preconceived notions of gender.
|
|
Our son, almost 2 years old, plays the involuntary role of diffuser, softening preconceived judgments of people who would otherwise approach us coldly, or not at all.
|
|
But he contested the Democrats' claim that Republicans were steering toward a preconceived conclusion and said interviews could still be scheduled for the new year, as warranted.
|
|
It is meant as a humorous reaction to how dirty the NYC subways can be, and to challenge the audience absurdity of certain actions and preconceived thoughts.
|
|
But I would say post-college there's been this preconceived notion of me as a horse girl, and I'm not sure what the root of it is.
|
|
Because the Internet provides such easy access to any style and era of music, he, like many of his peers, has happily tossed aside preconceived genre constraints.
|
|
The purpose of these cuddle parties is multifaceted, about consent and intimacy and comfort and so many other things, despite my own personal motives or preconceived notions.
|
|
Sometimes we can be clouded by our preconceived notions about performance or the narratives that begin circulating around the people we like or we don&apost like.
|
|
With all that medical schools have to teach, there is no opportunity for critical appraisal of the preconceived notions that we all enter the medical field with.
|
|
Despite our preconceived notion that digital media might deliver the biggest bang for our buck, we found that TV still was the number one driver of enrollment.
|
|
While broadening connections between works associated with the movement, the series also, through a great density of voices, blurs any preconceived perceptions of the movement's unified vision.
|
|
"SI Swimsuit has been at the forefront of changing the narrative and conversation on social issues and preconceived notions," Aden said in a press release announcing the issue.
|
|
"First-time visitors to Los Alamos often come with a preconceived notion that the will find something awesome and abnormal about the Los Alamos community," the report reads.
|
|
Therefore they view the passing world as a kind of animated "Bartlett's Quotations" — that is, as handy source material with which to illustrate, rather than challenge, preconceived views.
|
|
It goes back to a couple of threads you may have noticed above, namely: our preconceived notions that, when it comes to laptops, ARM is worse than Intel.
|
|
Do you come in with a preconceived idea of what lingerie the girls will be wearing or is it more of a conversation between you and the model?
|
|
They don't care what the data says, especially when it disagrees with their preconceived notions, and they are going to stick to their plan because they know best.
|
|
It is not unreasonable to fear that scouts heading out into the fields with a preconceived notion of crop damage might end up unintentionally undervaluing the yield potential.
|
|
But Thomas plans to keep focusing exclusively on players who buck preconceived notions about the humans behind the highlights — and he hopes their stories will help inspire others.
|
|
Whether or not they're wearing a crown and sash, women across all industries have had to face some kind of preconceived assumptions about them based on their appearance.
|
|
Joan Kuhl, one of the aforementioned army of millennial consultants, told me that one of her primary jobs these days was to undo companies' preconceived notions about millennials.
|
|
The uncharacteristic decision led to their parents meeting for an awkward dinner that quickly turned into a heated exchange chock full of preconceived notions and flawed human nature.
|
|
Through transgression and appropriation, participating artists envision new paradigms of life in the region and its diaspora, by challenging preconceived notions of what it means to be Caribbean.
|
|
Go Thrifting, Buy a Jacket You invariably forget to bring a jacket to SF because you had a preconceived notion that California is all sunny all the time.
|
|
His condemnation of those who oppose him showed him as an arbiter with preconceived notions of right and wrong that are outside of the concept of blind justice.
|
|
As a newcomer to wine tastings, I was freed from any preconceived notions of what a wine tour should look like, or how I was supposed to act.
|
|
In my reading life, I know the greatest rewards come when I forget some preconceived notion of what I like and just get lost in a great story.
|
|
Some believe that they have to make every aspect of their family celebrations conform to their preconceived notion of what the "perfect" holiday experience entails, Dr. Fried said.
|
|
Research has shown that an inability to judge content leads to two equally unfortunate outcomes: People believe everything that suits their preconceived notions, or they cynically disbelieve everything.
|
|
There was certainly a preconceived notion that a person in debt shouldn't spend money in "frivolous" ways that existed for me both before and during our own process.
|
|
Still, Ms. Yang intends to add a few mass-market and celebrity scents to the mix in order to break preconceived notions about what constitutes a fine fragrance.
|
|
The more I seek out to get to know who I really am, the more it's shattering my preconceived thoughts on how I wanted to live my life.
|
|
That's going to be frustrating for viewers hoping for more of the same, but has an upside in being even more appealing to those who have no preconceived notions.
|
|
Still, his worldview and preconceived notions are really challenged when he discovers that his single mom (Scarlett Johansson) is sheltering a young Jewish girl (Thomasin McKenzie) in their attic.
|
|
Normative notions of gender, race, and sexual identity are also challenged—the actors have attributes that differ greatly from the characters and so question preconceived biases and existing conventions.
|
|
"I want to shatter a lot off the misconceptions about sustainable materials and this preconceived notion that sustainability and luxury can't belong in the same sentence," she told Refinery29.
|
|
"People have this almost preconceived notion that eBay is where you go to kind of find more kitschy, hard to find memorabilia, which is not not true," she continues.
|
|
By delving into such a dark place, Efron has the opportunity to showcase his range and depth and obliterate any preconceived notions viewers and directors may have of him.
|
|
Birds of a Feather, a new Sichuanese eatery in Williamsburg, whose Chinese name is Mandarin Duck, indulges chili devotees and blithely defies preconceived notions about Americans' low heat tolerance.
|
|
"Having no preconceived notions about how this was going to go, I think it was successful in terms of just getting started and figuring things out," Roos told Reuters.
|
|
Ideally, Sinek says, this partner shouldn't be someone who's extremely close to you, such as your boyfriend or girlfriend, because they may already have preconceived ideas about your career.
|
|
The prime minister said he was also under investigation because he was finance minister at the time of the deal, but there was no preconceived gameplan for the investigation.
|
|
Like much of Lucas' work, it asks the viewer to question what they are looking at, and challenges preconceived notions of what constitutes sex objects and what constitute art.
|
|
But before you can fully adopt a wealth-focused mental state, you may need to let go of the ingrained habits and preconceived notions that are holding you back.
|
|
But generally speaking, mass-produced wines are often another category, tailored to fit a preconceived notion in which flavor, texture and color have been carefully tested for popular appeal.
|
|
In her short stories and in "Everything Under," she portrays female characters less as mothers and wives than as fully fledged characters who aren't defined by any preconceived role.
|
|
"The people behind it (the Arabic translation) are motivated by their homophobia based on their misunderstanding of sacred scriptures and based on their preconceived ideas about homosexuality," he adds.
|
|
And we didn't come in with any preconceived notion about which breach would be relevant or even which of the sets of comments submitted to FCC would be relevant.
|
|
It was free of a preconceived destiny it had to live up to, and I was curious to see what it would become after dozens of hours of play.
|
|
There's a preconceived notion that "people of color don't care — they don't care about their health, and they sure don't care about what's beneficial for their babies," Hatter said.
|
|
Fetishizing is a pretty good example of this, as preconceived notions about a person's race or ethnicity could inform much of what you assume about them in a sexual capacity.
|
|
But in this case machines fared better because, with no preconceived ideas about the result, they followed the same strategies as previously, strategies which a Leave vote happened to favour.
|
|
To pave the way for effective responsive cities, cities need to: We need to toss out our preconceived notions of what's possible in cities and start with the desired outcomes.
|
|
There's no reason for her to evoke Middle Eastern imagery in her video except to play dress up, and in a way that perpetuates harmful preconceived notions of the region.
|
|
As he chased McAuliffe up and down I-95, putting close to 15,000 miles on his car, Krizic saw a candidate who both affirmed and challenged the "preconceived" Macker image.
|
|
While some of these stereotypes have gone out of style (offices are now nonsmoking, and no one really wears suspenders), there remain a few preconceived notions about the finance industry.
|
|
I think a lot of the world agrees with that, but there's a lot of people who still haven't given it a chance because of their preconceived notions of him.
|
|
She thinks not being able to see the food lets people judge it based on taste and smell, and not on some preconceived notion of what they think they like.
|
|
When a story comes along that so neatly fits our preconceived expectations, we're ready to give it credence, when maybe the best thing to do is exercise a little caution.
|
|
Without the perception of an authoritative figure in the role, the next national security adviser could be someone who creates good policy without the preconceived notions of having an agenda.
|
|
The work is suggestive of our habitual production and consumption as we struggle to keep up with the treadmill of capitalism, which encourages primitive perspectives and preconceived notions about reality.
|
|
It is about knowing the exact terms that the legal system demands, the preconceived ideas that a jury will have about policing, and then manipulating that knowledge for maximal gain.
|
|
"My husband's preconceived notion of malbecs is that it is the type of wine drunk by the fathers at the swim club with whom we avoid talking politics," she said.
|
|
A serious examination of UFOs should be conducted by scientists and other experts with no preconceived notions, much like the Air Force's Project Blue Book of the 1950s and 1960s.
|
|
With these consumers, unburdened by preconceived notions of what a white berry should look or taste like, Driscoll's has a priceless opportunity: the definitional power that comes with first contact.
|
|
In that way, the Libby case was tailor-made for Trump, as it played into his preconceived notions of the problem within the ranks of the nation's top intelligence agencies.
|
|
These moments where Kelly seemingly challenges the Republican platform have earned her begrudging praise from left-leaning and mainstream sites and challenged people's preconceived notion of what she stands for.
|
|
I let go of many other preconceived notions about how my life would play out when I forced myself to start dating again, a few years after my husband's death.
|
|
But both games were developed pre-2016 and post-2016, an era when a great many people saw their preconceived notions about politics shredded, and where new activism has flourished.
|
|
Preconceived notions of traveling to and from "the city" for work or play are rooted in visions of gritty commutes inside graffiti-filled subway cars and along dark, unfamiliar corridors.
|
|
So it was something where we spent a lot of time with IKEA upfront and they didn't come in with a preconceived notion, they didn't tell us what to build.
|
|
John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and others also recognized the value of anonymous speech, which allows listeners to evaluate arguments solely on their merits, without a preconceived bias toward the speaker.
|
|
"We didn't have much time to prepare preconceived arrangements, which I think was an asset, because we went in with open minds and collaborated together in the moment," he said.
|
|
This can be helpful from time to time, challenging preconceived notions of how we watch films and how they work on us by fragmenting the dreamlike lucidity of the moviegoing experience.
|
|
For years, Brandon Jenner has been releasing music and hoping that people would take his work seriously — but the singer knows that some audiences have preconceived notions about who he is.
|
|
The theory is that by exposing people to information sans partisan affiliation, we might be able to break the "motivated reasoning" that leads us to interpret data in a preconceived way.
|
|
After doing some preliminary prints, they often realize that the print tells them what it is going to be, instead of Bud and the artist forcing it into a preconceived box.
|
|
"Preregistration reduces my flexibility as a researcher to conduct many analyses and studies and report only a subset that happens to fit my preconceived views of what should occur," Nosek explains.
|
|
The issue is the series' best one yet, and it underscores comic books' ability to blow preconceived notions and expectations out of the water and make readers' jaws hit the floor.
|
|
In May 2017, he wrote an essay for Cosmopolitan praising Dewan, 37, and revealing how he wants Everly to dismiss "preconceived standards" and instead focus on what makes her feel empowered.
|
|
Farley — who also shares 4-year-old daughter Meilani Alexandra with estranged husband Roger Mathews — divulged that she has felt "frustrated" in the past due to others' preconceived notions about Greyson.
|
|
But in 1973 she began testing what would happen if she introduced into the public a far more specific identity, one to which people had already attached preconceived ideas and stereotypes.
|
|
I have benefitted in extraordinary ways by dropping preconceived notions and becoming true friends, and in some cases business partners, with people that may have polar opposite views from my own.
|
|
When I asked him where we had fallen short, or how the leadership of the bureau could know, without ever meeting us, that we have preconceived notions, he had no answer.
|
|
Much of the case will rest upon the preconceived notions about sexual assault and rape the jurors bring in to the courtroom with them, and how convincing they find the accusers.
|
|
Conversations like these tear open my preconceived ideals of justice and crime, bravery and cowardice, love and hate, and make me think more than twice about what's right and what's wrong.
|
|
And perhaps Facebook Dating will court the kinds of users who are turned off by other dating apps, be it due to age or preconceived notions about their hookup-oriented nature.
|
|
BPI's attorney, Dan Webb, said in court Monday that ABC used the term "pink slime" 19983 times over the course of its reporting, and that ABC willfully spread this preconceived, negative message.
|
|
Series like Orange is the New Black and Transparent have been pushing audiences to reexamine their biases and preconceived notions of this misunderstood (and actively discriminated against) part of the LGBTQ community.
|
|
The main problem, he says, is that many people have a preconceived idea that all farmers are "old and bald" so they don't believe that he's a beef farmer at his age.
|
|
Cramer has repeatedly blamed Powell for spooking the markets last month, saying central bankers need to recognize the economy is slowing and they can't move rates to a preconceived notion of neutral.
|
|
We believe that clinicians should not have preconceived beliefs about reinforcing specific gender-role behaviours or convictions about whether it is desirable for the adolescent patient to "be" male, female or neither.
|
|
Also, some participants challenge the preconceived notions of some viewers — for instance, Mexican-American teens training to be Border Patrol officers, a job that can earn them upwards of $52,000 a year.
|
|
Now that these accusations are coming out in the open, some women have doubts that the skeptics will acknowledge the body of evidence about his behavior, and confront their own preconceived beliefs.
|
|
After Harris served about four years in prison, the New York Court of Appeals overturned the conviction, agreeing with Harris' defense team that one juror had a preconceived notion about the case.
|
|
Yet, such notions have lingered in society for decades, and we are concerned that this lyric could feed into preconceived notions about Jews and alleged Jewish 'control' of the banks and finance.
|
|
Nothing illustrates just how packaged this footage is more than the commentators, who are ostensibly commenting on things live as they happen but are always, always in sync with NBC's preconceived narratives.
|
|
Eramo's attorneys argued that Erdely came into the story with a preconceived storyline about institutional indifference to sexual assault and intentionally disregarded statements and facts about Eramo that didn't fit that narrative.
|
|
" Ramsey, 41, agreed, "This was just pure from the get-go, all of us sitting in a room together, playing as a band with no preconceived notion of what it should be.
|
|
We catch up with Burnham aboard the Discovery, where she meets the dubious Captain Lorca (Jason Isaacs) and his crew — all of whom have preconceived notions about her as a legendary mutineer.
|
|
Here was a woman who didn't fit our preconceived notions of femininity, who wore fingerwaves instead of a weave, outlandish color schemes and cutting-edge streetwear instead of just Gucci and Versace.
|
|
Just ahead of flu season, I decided to leave my preconceived notions at the door and see if this surprisingly affordable service could actually help me find a healthier way of living.
|
|
"It might be difficult to make patients desist from such deep-rooted preconceived ideas, even considering the certainty of this evidence, so variability in decision-making is to be expected," she said.
|
|
"Many times, entrepreneurs will have preconceived notions about what is 'required' to be successful in a certain industry," said John Weninger of the Wisconsin-based Vision Wealth Partners, which advises small businesses.
|
|
You have a preconceived notion, a prejudice, exactly like I did, where I thought we were going to have three or four percent of women and 95 percent of men signing up.
|
|
Breitburn's "preconceived notions about the lack of equity value appear even more wrong than they did previously," the equity investors said in court papers on Thursday pointing to the resurgent Permian Basin.
|
|
So it was a chance to do something really fun and creative and different, because no one really has any preconceived expectations of what a Blair Witch film in 2016 would be.
|
|
In the app's new iteration, Google tries to balance artificial intelligence-fueled personalization with features that encourage people not to get stuck in "filter bubbles" that reinforce their preconceived opinions or ideas.
|
|
Many times in her art classes, those people who have less familiarity with the artwork also bring the most interesting observations because they are looking at the work without any preconceived notions.
|
|
To a certain extent, they've all got a point: The media can be at times more inclined to cover the candidates they know better and reinforce their preconceived narratives about the race.
|
|
Although Amazon has stressed that it is approaching the process with no preconceived ideas and has just begun reviewing the applications, that hasn't stopped a nationwide parlor game of picking a winner.
|
|
Schimberg treats the actors with equal respect and writes them with equal nuance, forcing the audience to recalibrate their culturally sanctioned preconceived ideas of love, and how physical beauty plays into it.
|
|
"People who've been hardened by 20 or 30 years of doing this may think they know it all and they come in with their preconceived approach and it doesn't work," he said.
|
|
What's noteworthy about Ms. Lopez's turn is that it does not abide by preconceived and clichéd expectations of who a Latinx woman is, specifically one born and raised in the United States.
|
|
Ultimately, Ali's preconceived notions about what men want -- basically, money and sex -- help trip up the movie, whose more madcap representations of those innermost thoughts don't make the most of the concept.
|
|
Lionizing singular creators to such a degree risks marginalizing other works, as we allow our preconceived notions of what counts as "significant" to ultimately shape the way we talk about the medium.
|
|
Because I disagree with him and because of the situation of a minority vs an non-minority I already had preconceived notions about who was in the right and who was not.
|
|
After Harris served about four years in prison, the New York State Court of Appeals overturned the conviction, agreeing with Harris' defense team that one juror had a preconceived notion about the case.
|
|
She had a really difficult time caring for my hair, and she also had preconceived notions of what curly hair would do for me in society, essentially that it would set me back.
|
|
Since the average joe has little or no knowledge about the existence of WTC7 and no preconceived notions about its demise, the conspiracy theorist can lay out their controlled demolition story nearly unrebutted.
|
|
He said he recognized that deep change to the State Department "is really stressful for a lot of people" and said the administration has "no preconceived notions on the outcome" of a review.
|
|
Although House typically used family members and friends as models prior to this series, she wanted to cast these female cowboys without any preconceived notions about who the model was as a person.
|
|
SremmLife 2 feels like an attempt to subvert preconceived notions about Rae Sremmurd while also making it very clear that Swae and Jxmmi don't actually give a fuck what you think about them.
|
|
The New York Post's David Harsanyi took the report as vindication for Trump, complaining that "much of the political media has worked backward from a preconceived assumption of guilt" over the past year.
|
|
I can appreciate what Pastor Cal said regarding preconceived notions about what I was looking for in a spouse, but as for trusting the match, I always trust my gut and heart first.
|
|
But the ambiguity of that moment spoke to a certain capriciousness in her work, a sense that any preconceived contract between audience and performers could be rewritten at any moment, in any way.
|
|
"If you plan to continue to dedicate the Committee's limited resources to this investigation, the Committee should have all the facts—not just the selective facts that support your preconceived conclusions," they continued.
|
|
It should be touching and inspiring to read about women who had the strength not only to survive but to triumph in an age when prejudice seemed hopelessly welded to preconceived ideas. Mrs.
|
|
With a headlong plunge into immigration reform and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Kushner is presenting his political inexperience as an asset, telling lawmakers he is free of preconceived notions that stymied previous attempts.
|
|
Ian Bremmer, the founder of the Eurasia group, said he was not "buying any of them" and pointed out that the theories conveniently fit preconceived notions and motives, but don't really make sense.
|
|
Or, short of that, this: Condemn the attack -- or alleged attack -- without seeking to broaden out its implications to something that fits your preconceived world view or improves your own personal political case.
|
|
From her perspective, one shouldn't approach an entity with any preconceived notions of what it is or isn't, but learn about it on its own terms in order to understand it and exorcise it.
|
|
"It's important to understand how terminology can affect a consumer's preconceived notion of what they might be capable of, and how it relates to other systems that might be on the market," says Abraham.
|
|
Her return to modeling comes with a new name, according to Banks, who said her new model name would be "Banx," with the X symbolizing crossing out preconceived notions about what qualifies as beautiful.
|
|
In Alaska, photographer Ash Adams challenges our preconceived notions of the "Last Frontier," while Alan Chin bears witness to how one Chinese American community in Utah is correcting its history some 150 years later.
|
|
It's wrong because the line placement ignores all of the price action in area A. You cannot simply exclude three months of price activity because it suits your preconceived notions of a current breakout.
|
|
Ryans is a charming 14-minute criticism of the casual discrimination that takes place while dating, spanning from preconceived judgments against transgender women to grudges against guys with the same name as your ex.
|
|
Having the beard really gave me complete permission to just leave everything else behind—all those preconceived rules—and by embracing it, I really got to the core of my own definition of femininity.
|
|
Forget your preconceived notions of penis size and read on for the positions, tools, and moves you may want to try with a male partner — not despite his small penis, but because of it.
|
|
Regardless of the government's eventual composition, it will come to the table with a daunting array of problems before it -- and precious little in terms of vision or preconceived strategy to take them on.
|
|
As a woman of color with a doctorate, I know from experience that my daughter is likely to face presumptions and questions due to preconceived notions of who she is and her competence level.
|
|
Crystal Dunn, who played for the NWSL's Washington Spirit for three years before signing with Chelsea this fall, also alluded to the role preconceived notions of black female athletes plays in the soccer world.
|
|
"This video is not inspired by anyone in particular, but it's more a message about preconceived notions and how the main character breaks free from her own and other's notions about her," he continues.
|
|
Rather than looking through the historical evidence presented during the show, she said, the students derailed the show with unrelated questions and preconceived judgments, making the show "a little bit distressing" for the actors.
|
|
So I had the privilege of reading all 12 stories in Roupenian's debut, "You Know You Want This," largely unaware of the singular life of "Cat Person," and free from preconceived notions or expectations.
|
|
We're more likely to share bits of information that confirm our already preconceived notions about political issues and candidates, and it's so easy to get clicks and attention with the most outrageous-looking tweets.
|
|
"What's noteworthy about Ms. Lopez's turn is that it does not abide by preconceived and clichéd expectations of who a Latinx woman is, specifically one born and raised in the United States," he writes.
|
|
But Stone's lawyers have asked for a new trial — their second such bid — on the grounds that one of the jurors had a preconceived bias, a long-shot request that Trump repeatedly alluded to.
|
|
They also argued that the funeral home had relied on sex-based stereotypes — preconceived ideas about how men and women should look and act — in its treatment of Stephens, which also violated Title VII.
|
|
The early polls said Donald Trump had a good chance of winning, but many (including yours truly) decided to dismiss them because they didn't match with our preconceived notions of what Republicans would want.
|
|
Or, more likely, maybe people simply find it deeply uncomfortable when a woman continuously refuses to prescribe to preconceived notions of how she's "supposed" to behave—and there's obviously an immense power in that.
|
|
The finished product is something you aren't likely to encounter very much outside of certain regions in China, and will pretty much blow away all your preconceived notions as to what a dumpling can be.
|
|
The vendors, varying from small hole-in-the-wall eateries to employees from large chain stores like Uniqlo, express their reactions that are telling of their preconceived notions, or lack thereof, of bitcoin and cryptocurrency.
|
|
He's going to see what goes on in the world, what goes on in the U.S., what goes on in the data and make a decision based on those facts, not on some preconceived theory.
|
|
This tactic has become a very vital part of many HR infrastructures, ensuring that even the most self-analytical of managers, directors and sales reps do not accidentally succumb to subconscious stereotyping or preconceived notions.
|
|
"This is a fresh team with no preconceived ideas and that is good for doing things differently, in a more direct way, and for reaching agreements," Carlos Beristáin, who heads the GIEI, told VICE News.
|
|
Steph Curry's run in 235 was an extinction level event that demolished all preconceived notion of what can be done on a basketball court, and LeBron James was his own planet throughout last year's postseason.
|
|
What shines through is the way Scriptures in so many traditions were an art form, like an opera or poetry reading, meant to elevate us, not simply to give us ammunition to support preconceived views.
|
|
The best thing about it was that, as the billboard later emphasized, it was free—unburdened with preconceived notions of genre or the downcast disposition that many in experimental music communities feel obligated to project.
|
|
Donald Trump's grip on the Republican race has endured over the better part of the last year, confounding the party elite and seemingly tossing aside preconceived notions of what it takes to win the nomination.
|
|
"Such blatant discrimination encourages bullying, vandalism and other acts of violence, encouraging close-minded people to push harder against those they consider 'different' because they don't fit their preconceived notions of 'same,'" the Shepards wrote.
|
|
Gaddis sees these more successful global strategists as rope-a-dope pragmatists who remain elastic and patient enough to capitalize on events and opportunities as they unfold, rather than forcing them to fit preconceived schemes.
|
|
While I loved "Sleepless Nights" on that first read — it is brilliant, brittle and strange, a book unlike any preconceived notion I had of what a novel could be — I moved on from it easily.
|
|
This implies that the fact-checkers may have less and less influence over time, as more and more citizens encounter fact-checks that don't jibe with their preconceived notions, until the whole exercise becomes pointless.
|
|
Those less inclined to dig into the artist's venturesome mid-2000s-era Astronaut Journal (some of which gets proper reproduction here), for example, will need to shuffle past any preconceived notions about the comics form.
|
|
She photographed Mosul Road in its entirety as the conflict in the region evolved, seeking to showcase its humanity and to challenge preconceived notions of what the landscape around a conflict zone really looks like.
|
|
Researchers at Dow Chemical conducted a user testing process with several newly designed symbols to choose an icon that was "memorable, but meaningless" — compelling enough to catch on widely but totally devoid of any preconceived identity.
|
|
For me, part of the fun of that was trying to figure out what those preconceived notions were and flip them, it became a part of how I was developing the characters and developing those narratives.
|
|
In order to find facts, managers must know how to keep their preconceived biases in check and how to ask questions that will reveal valuable information about a candidate's talents, values, motivation, and other relevant characteristics.
|
|
Gage: I did feel [feel this] less with Olivia, but definitely more with all the girls—because we've all seen those movies so many times—they occasionally had preconceived notions of what we wanted to hear.
|
|
In part because of preconceived notions about what it means to be a pop star and a black woman, questions around her claims to authorship of her own music and image have always lingered closely behind.
|
|
"We're missing so many observations of sexual behaviors because the people looking at them thought that it must have been an abnormality, based on a preconceived notion of how the world should work," Dr. Lambert said.
|
|
Some citizens are concerned that the predominantly male refugee population could pose a threat to the safety of Korean women; others with preconceived notions about Islam claim that the religion is not compatible with Korean culture.
|
|
She thinks playing as "Mercedeze" would allow people to get to know her without any preconceived notions, and that her sexuality and the way she chooses to embody it will not be seen as a threat.
|
|
"Anyone who says that they have an accurate preconceived notion about what Donald Trump is going to talk to them about before they actually talk to Donald Trump has never met Donald Trump," Mr. Christie said.
|
|
"It's just so easy in today's polarized environment to take advantage of the biases that people have, and their addiction to social media, and their seeking out information that confirms their preconceived views," said former Rep.
|
|
Instead of attempting to fit artists into preconceived categories, we might push away our desire to "understand," which is just another way of saying: make the artist's work align with our own beliefs and aesthetic values.
|
|
Likewise, Jules' mom's belief that her daughter is a lesbian isn't so much played for laughs as it is to prove a point about how we perceive women who refuse to conform to preconceived notions about womanhood.
|
|
SH: With Junglepussy the name doesn't matter but just navigating through the industry has definitely been....anywhere that's going to work with me it just shows their progressiveness and their open mindedness...scrapping preconceived notions about whatever.
|
|
Mosier said Semenya, who has been barred from competing and subjected to sex tests, was targeted because she doesn't conform to preconceived notions of femininity, noting that this has become particularly problematic among female athletes of color.
|
|
" Stacy Hock, a philanthropist from Austin, Texas, attending her fourth summit, said the emphasis on community work by Koch-aligned donors is "an opportunity to break down some of those preconceived notions about what we stand for.
|
|
During the community meeting on Monday, Tampa's Chief Dugan told the standing-room only crowd at Edison Elementary School that they had to dispel any preconceived notions of what a serial killer might look or act like.
|
|
Suggesting that parents must fit a preconceived idea of "presentable" to set foot on campus is unlikely to shore up enough goodwill to incline families to spend any more time at Madison High than necessary, if at all.
|
|
I'm purposely going into my new job with as little information as possible on the inner-workings of the company, so that I can be fresh-faced on my first day and not worry about any preconceived ideas.
|
|
Beyond saying he sees further gradual rate hikes as likely appropriate, Powell did not lay out a certain path for interest rates, cautioning that preconceived notions of where policy should end up may steer the Fed off course.
|
|
They must have had instructions because I had called the day before to make an appointment in front of the painting in order to generate a face-to-face and in order to invert the preconceived power relations.
|
|
Her activism has been met with criticism and questioning, a great deal of which is simply due to preconceived notions as to what performers, and more importantly, women of color from working class backgrounds, are allowed to say.
|
|
It fed into their preconceived notions about Uber as Silicon Valley's most hated company, the one that breaks laws, manipulates markets, ignores allegations of abuse, and actively blocks its drivers attempts to organize and fight for better earnings.
|
|
Our thought bubble: The NYT op-ed, in which the author said he's part of a "resistance" working to thwart the president's agenda, reinforces and feeds into Trump's preconceived idea about a vast "Deep State" inside his administration.
|
|
Reed told BuzzFeed News that he approached his interviews with Robson and Safechuck without any preconceived idea as to whether they were telling the truth, and he acknowledged that the film rests on the credibility of their stories.
|
|
But more important, in spite of any preconceived notions of the country, the team felt afresh from old stereotypes, greatly celebrating its mostly African immigrant roots in the face of a sharp rise in nationalism across the globe.
|
|
" Tatum wants his daughter to follow her mother's attitude of being "expectation-less with her love and not allow preconceived standards to affect her, to ask herself what she wants and feel empowered enough to act on it.
|
|
Because walking in a predominantly cisgender white hetero patriarchal world doesn't often feel very safe at all: we often feel at constant risk of violence based on a preconceived notion of who we are, and how we live.
|
|
She says she wants to challenge people who have preconceived ideas of what she can and cannot do — and that she's confident the new Apple video displaying her talent will help break down barriers for people like her.
|
|
" The statement also said: "The commission's new request does nothing to address the fundamental problems with the commission's illegitimate origins, questionable mission or the preconceived and harmful views on voting rights that many of its commissioners have advanced.
|
|
He had no preconceived notions of what the Fresh & Onlys sound should be, which was good because we were out growing our genre tag, and he was willing to do it all on 16-track analog for us.
|
|
Through their conversations, the ways our preconceived ideas shape and dictate the way we view the same images are explored and exposed, largely through Maia's self-awareness of where her beliefs come from and why they won't change.
|
|
Lagarde told a news conference following the ECB's first policy meeting of her term that there was "no preconceived landing zone" for the review, the ECB's first in 16 years, which she said was "a little bit overdue".
|
|
Lagarde told a news conference following the ECB's first policy meeting of her term that there was "no preconceived landing zone" for the review, the ECB's first in 16 years, which she said was "a little bit overdue".
|
|
Then there are examples of gender neutrality and genderless parenting, which does not necessarily mean going so far as to raise a child as gender fluid, but rather attempts to dispel preconceived stereotypes about gender from a young age.
|
|
I love going places and seeing girls with box braids who tell me, "Because of you, people think I'm beautiful," which is crazy because they are already so beautiful and it's wild we have these preconceived ideas of beauty.
|
|
Cramer has repeatedly blamed the Federal Reserve under Chairman Jerome Powell for spooking the markets, saying central bankers need to recognize that the economy is slowing and they can't move rates to a preconceived notion of so-called neutral.
|
|
Indeed, the photographs act like a good biography: they help shed some of their subject's preconceived cult status, while giving some indication of why such a spiritual personality could, and did, grow to embody the idealism of his time.
|
|
And while the idea of leakage may seem like something uncommon (or at least, not talked about), Thinx is hoping to combat any preconceived stereotypes by expanding the Icon Undies range and investing more in this line of products.
|
|
Each day, I pushed myself outside my comfort zone by trying a new activity I'd never done before — leaving my preconceived notions behind (or at least trying to) — all in the name of discovering a better version of myself.
|
|
She said she had "no preconceived position" on the form of a UK-EU customs agreement that would not bind the UK to a common external tariff and would allow the UK to establish its own WTO tariff schedules.
|
|
At a time when so many viewers are searching for representation, Grey's continues to be a TV trailblazer, using its platform to present situations that challenge preconceived notions about women — something that keeps us coming back season after season.
|
|
"They were like 'We've seen that, we need someone fresh and new and hungry,' " he explained, noting that he had to "fight against this preconceived notion that everyone had in the room – which made me want it even more."
|
|
It's indicative of the administration's preconceived notion about the space program as a moribund endeavor that the council met for the first time during a planned spacewalk, one of the most dangerous activities an astronaut can perform in space.
|
|
She added that the importance of "being held by a group" runs throughout her organization's work, as well as an active acknowledgement of the importance of questioning assumptions and preconceived notions, both of which were discussed in the class.
|
|
"The commission's new request does nothing to address the fundamental problems with the commission's illegitimate origins, questionable mission or the preconceived and harmful views on voting rights that many of its commissioners have advanced," Padilla said in a statement.
|
|
"The positive impact that legalized cannabis is having on the opioid epidemic in states that have robust legal marijuana programs should be further studied before politicians make conclusory allegations that support their preconceived notions and political agendas," Kulick said.
|
|
Many have preconceived notions of who they'd like to connect with during their time on the show, while some (Joe Amabile, Kimball, Chris Randone) want to correct any misgivings America may have gotten about them after their initial appearances.
|
|
The art world relies on preconceived notions of what it means and looks like to be "cultured," which provide a rubric for determining where various people belong on a social hierarchy, with the most cultured set at the top.
|
|
In the skin-deep tolerance of contemporary American visual culture, the headscarf-clad woman is the ultimate stock image, devoid of specificity and individuality and yet saddled with all the preconceived ideas the onlooker has ever had about Muslims.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PUEBLA, Mexico — In the baroque capital of Puebla, an artist-run residency is attempting to challenge preconceived notions about tradition and context through a program focused on encounters and process, rather than production.
|
|
The charge that he could not communicate — that he was reclusive, aloof, only comfortable in front of his laptop — stemmed from a "preconceived image of me that some people had decided on without looking at my work," he said.
|
|
"When Kate and I would go to visit vendors, many of them assumed we were close friends because of these preconceived notions of what being queer is supposed to look like, and we don't fit that mold," Sylvia said.
|
|
Sources familiar with the inquiry told the Times that Durham appears to be chasing the idea that former CIA director John Brennan had a preconceived notion about the Kremlin and hindered other agencies from viewing his agency's sensitive data.
|
|
"To get rid of your preconceived ideas about Montgomery, you need a fresh pair of eyes," she said on a recent tour, doling out red cat-eye sunglasses, her signature look, to travelers boarding her open-sided electric minibus.
|
|
Whether through the pioneering science-fiction novels of Isaac Asimov, the giddy futurism of "The Jetsons" cartoons, the hellish destruction of the "Terminator" movies or countless other examples, we all come to the concept of robotics with preconceived notions.
|
|
I think that sets a tone that anything kind of goes, so I think very strict guidelines, and very specific protocols, transparency, accountability, and an awareness that you have preconceived values and notions that need to be challenged by yourself.
|
|
Back then, it was simply called "Rap Ballet"; and though it may have disrupted the preconceived stereotypes of what both dance and dancers should look like, it never seemed to completely infiltrate the industry in a way other contemporary styles have.
|
|
Adel al-Jubeir said in a statement carried by state news agency SPA that the report contained "false accusations confirmed as stemming from the preconceived ideas and positions" of U.N. special rapporteur on extrajudicial executions, Agnes Callamard, towards the kingdom.
|
|
Without being reductive or essentialist, is what you do with Horseback a kind of response to assumptions that Appalachian art and artists must always be one way, or fit a preconceived notion of what kind of art comes from that area?
|
|
I hope this work can be a point of education, but also a body of work that encourages people to question their implicit biases or their preconceived notions that have been systematically, systemically, and purposefully entrenched in American values and views.
|
|
The Energy Department official said people are reading too much into the memo Perry sent and that staff working on the study, nearly all of whom are career level and not political appointees, are working with no bias or preconceived notions.
|
|
It would be inaccurate to say that we're truly seeing combat for the first time in Billy Lynn, but our discomfort with this higher frame rate keeps us from settling into preconceived notions of what such a scene will look like.
|
|
Once again, it appears the president is basing his decision-making on preconceived suspicions about multi-lateral agreements (Paris, NATO, NAFTA, WTO, TPP) and simply guessing that they all disadvantage the U.S. because they may, in part, benefit someone else.
|
|
I name-checked Cabin in the Woods earlier, and there's a reason: it was another film that many people saw without any preconceived notions, and was well aware of how it was playing with the genres it was mashing up.
|
|
"To me, experimental implies that the writer had a plan to test some preconceived writing strategy and see if it would work; that what resulted might or might not prove anything, and might or might not be successful," Davis writes.
|
|
Instead of doing that, however, he has spent his time seeking to find people in media who affirm his preconceived notion that all reporters are part of a broadscale liberal cabal in which facts take a back seat to ideology.
|
|
"On the one hand, I don't want people to get intimidated if they don't know anything about Chinese art, but, also, I don't want people to think they are experts and come looking to match their preconceived knowledge," Ms. Weng said.
|
|
Meanwhile, deputy DAs based their charging decisions on the probability of conviction, which in turn reflected jurors' preconceived notions of what constitutes rape, and prosecutors varied in the extent to which they emphasized DNA as relevant in non-stranger assaults.
|
|
While the improved size, coordination, and training of modern players has allowed baseball minds to be more open about who can play short, for a good chunk of major league history, the shortstop was cast from a specific preconceived mold.
|
|
Little Simz doesn't fit into any preconceived ideas about how female artists should present themselves; her bars are fired out like weaponry, she refuses to adhere to male-dictated beauty ideals, and she pays no attention whatsoever to gender stereotypes.
|
|
Historians know just a few things about the very first Thanksgiving in Plymouth in 1621—and almost all of those things fly directly in the face of the preconceived notions the rest of us have about our favorite food-focused holiday.
|
|
The dynamic between Elena and Mia shifts from the outset; instead of two women with every appearance of being cordial, they have obvious preconceived notions of each other — and a keen awareness for what the other must be expecting as well.
|
|
I want to: captivate people that may have never been exposed to Muay Thai, to show the fight community something they may not have seen before, and to challenge any preconceived opinions going into and coming out of the film.
|
|
For the culminating event of MoMA PS1's series Between 0 and 1: Remixing Gender, Technology and Music, P-Orridge will trace their beginnings in the British music scene and how they helped them to shatter preconceived notions of gender.
|
|
That the actualized work is unguided by the artist's eye, leaving the look of the piece to the incidentals of a preconceived system, makes its accidental beauty comparable to that of nature, but as nature's inverse in its fundamental abstraction.
|
|
"A big underpinning of our investment thesis was to break apart some of those preconceived notions that exist at employers and have people acknowledge that this is actually a great, more fair, more efficient way to acquire talent," said Evans.
|
|
"We've had buyers come to our sales gallery with a preconceived notion of what building they might want to purchase in because of the architect or interior designer," he said, only to change their minds after exploring the other options.
|
|
The Hummer name, according to Waatti, may still have some negative preconceived notions, however he believes "in the long run, it's going to prove to be a smart move" and assist GM in standing out against other highly-anticipated competitors.
|
|
Working in Tam Ky, where I taught English to Vietnamese high school students while organizing literacy classes for refugee children, gave me a surprisingly intimate look at the war, one that challenged my preconceived ideas about both Americans and Vietnamese.
|
|
"Brides often have a preconceived notion of what they want their dresses to look like, then when they go to a bridal shop they end up in a completely different dress, based on how they feel in it," she said.
|
|
It's a complicated equation, but the essential basis is that, in general, wines from small family estates in distinctive terroirs, farmed and produced conscientiously, are better and more satisfying than mass-produced wines that are fabricated to match preconceived taste profiles.
|
|
"With all the movies we were work on, eventually the film tells you what it needs to be and if you're smart enough to listen to that, it leads you to a different direction than perhaps your preconceived notion," Del Vecho begins.
|
|
"I have a unique perspective and am blessed to work at a culturally diverse school -- so my preconceived ideas can be changed through real daily experiences walking alongside my students and hearing about their pain, their lives, their concerns, their struggles," Meyer wrote.
|
|
Thanks to the industry's ever-evolving perspective on just what the career of a model looks like, any preconceived notions of said vocation being short-lived, not worth the money, and only for the young and beautiful (and white) are long gone.
|
|
Even if they haven't seen me act, they just have this they have this preconceived notion that since I am a child of someone in the entertainment industry that I don't deserve to have a shot at making it as an actor.
|
|
"What I want to know is that I'm sitting down with somebody who's intelligent enough, who's magnetic enough, that even though I have the preconceived notion that I would never be turned or never think of myself as joining a cult," Hay says.
|
|
These days, it's so hard to walk into something that you don't have any preconceived notion about because of the internet, so we wanted to give Amanda a life-changing event to set her off [into the world of the Ren fair].
|
|
It's a kind of meta-genre work that a film can only really pull off if it is given a clean slate to work from — one untainted by dozens of trailers, TV spots, and all of the preconceived notions those bring with them.
|
|
Designed by developer Givi Phirtskhalava, the site presents you with the first page of a novel as a blank, standalone item without title, author, or cover, allowing you to experience the beginning of a book without coloring it with any preconceived ideas.
|
|
"This committee has been created as a good check on what it is we've been doing, whether we can do additional things, whether we can accelerate things ... There's no preconceived notions of either direction or topic," Bunge CEO Soren Schroder told Reuters.
|
|
" As she put it, "His generalized opinions about the rates of noncitizen registration were likewise based on misleading evidence, and largely based on his preconceived beliefs about this issue, which has led to his aggressive public advocacy of stricter proof of citizenship laws.
|
|
In doing so, Kieffer has given us a powerful example of what can happen when we stop trying to force ourselves to meet preconceived notions of how to achieve success — especially unhealthy, untrue ideas — and go after our goals on our own terms.
|
|
In a time in which younger artists continue to churn out sanctioned modernist tropes to continuously diminishing returns, the natural question to ask is: why would some contemporary painters resort to a multi-faceted approach that can feel, in many respects, entirely preconceived?
|
|
Our intelligence community needs to examine whether Moscow and/or Beijing are facilitating missile and other forms of proliferation abroad and whether, given their own increasing alliance, they are acting jointly as part of a preconceived plan against the U.S. and its allies.
|
|
His conclusions fit the conservative media's preconceived notions about the current crisis: that the experts had gotten it wrong, major news organizations had fallen victim to "hysteria," state and local governments had gone too far, and most Americans should return to everyday life.
|
|
Experts told Insider that Weinstein&aposs case will be a nail-biter, likely hinging upon what sorts of preconceived notions about sexual assault and rape the jurors bring in to the courtroom with them, and how open they are to changing their minds.
|
|
In addition to shattering preconceived notions of what major wine players look like, the sisters are also finding ways to foster other women in the wine industry through their hiring and philanthropic efforts — all in addition to making some truly great wine.
|
|
She was incredible at getting us students to let go of preconceived ideas about what an end result of a piece should be, that there is something magical that happens when you let go of the image you're holding onto in your head.
|
|
That moment served as an acknowledgment that no matter how much effort goes into detaching a performance of the human body from preconceived notions and social norms, those prejudices continue to exist, coloring the way an audience views and perceives the work.
|
|
H: I think it's essential to understand race and gender in that context, because if you can't control the unpredictable body, then you can't stay with the same binaries for both race and gender even though we're so stuck in preconceived notions of the body.
|
|
Not science knowledge, but science curiosity measured by the fact that when they were faced with information that didn't agree with their preconceived information, would they follow up and research broadly or would they put that aside and ignore it and leave it there?
|
|
It's enough to give you a lump in your throat—partially because you do a double take when you realize she's stood right there, and partially because it's a rarely seen photograph of her, which works to immediately take her out of preconceived contexts.
|
|
"The internet mob determines the severity of a crime based on subjective factors, such as how unlikable they find the alleged criminal to be, how likable they find the victim, and the degree to which the alleged crime fits into their preconceived beliefs," Fisher wrote.
|
|
"Our results challenge the preconceived notion of early modern humans in East Africa in many ways regarding the date of emergence of our species, the geographical conditions of this emergence and the conditions of the evolution of the early forms of Homo sapiens," Hublin said.
|
|
"This movie is so special because it is about stripping away those preconceived notions of beauty, trying to become individuals and not feeling that we have to live up to some unrealistic ideal that society is feeding up to us," Aniston told The Sunday Telegraph.
|
|
But his trajectory from angry nerd to full-blown neo-Nazi is relatively straightforward: He had a few preconceived notions about race, and went further and further down the rabbit hole and emerged a fully formed neo-Nazi by the time of Trump's election.
|
|
Being that playing games is part of how you make your living, did you have any preconceived notions going into this game that were then shattered when you were faced with the reality of flesh and blood people who are right in front of you?
|
|
Crazy Rich Asians was one of 2018's most talked-about films, a strong adaptation of a best-selling novel that managed to break barriers and preconceived notions in Hollywood about who wanted to watch a movie with an all-Asian and Asian-American cast.
|
|
Whatever you think a master sausage maker is like—which, admittedly, is a pretty niche thing to have any preconceived notions about—if you're not picturing a high-energy, sweet guy who's wildly passionate about the art of cured meats, you're not picturing Cairo.
|
|
Despite the fact that Ariel is a mermaid, Wolverine is a mutant, and both are fictional characters, some fans—sticking with their preconceived notions about what those things should look or act like—have fought changes that would provide representation in our ever-evolving society.
|
|
John Durham, the prosecutor whom Barr sent after the intelligence community, reportedly is pursuing a theory that the CIA's protection of certain classified reporting, rather than being standard procedure, was somehow a nefarious hoarding of information designed to protect a preconceived conclusion from criticism.
|
|
He remains free on bond and Jackson on Thursday issued an order giving Stone at least two weeks to turn himself in once she's ruled on his request for a new trial on the grounds that one of the jurors had a preconceived bias.
|
|
"I really do think that there is a preconceived concept that folks that live in the Bronx, they're not interested in reading, or that they are going to steal everything," said Claudette Mobley, 72, a retired nurse, as she browsed the aisles of the store.
|
|
He said in a later statement published by state news agency SPA that the report contained "false accusations confirmed as stemming from Callamard's preconceived ideas and positions towards the kingdom", and said Riyadh retained the right to take legal action in response to its claims.
|
|
He's been living his lyrics as he writes them — riding retro Porsches and B&Ws, tripping on mushrooms and LSD, falling in and out of love over text messages, and defying definitions of pop stardom by challenging preconceived notions about manliness — wearing mascara and performing vulnerability.
|
|
"There is no shortage of compelling stories to tell in the Star Trek universe that inspire, entertain, and either challenge our preconceived ideas or affirm long held beliefs, and we are excited to broaden the universe already with Short Treks," Kurtzman said in a press release.
|
|
Watching their evolution and watching as they go through this process having lost their daughter Jessie in the Aurora theater massacre is very compelling, because I think they had a lot of preconceived notions, and they really do through a transformation in terms of their views.
|
|
There's no reversing the destruction, but hopefully the loss of this distinct piece of architecture will be a reminder to preserve what remains of Goff's career — which was ultimately about rejecting any preconceived notions of what made a house and finding an organic way of modern living.
|
|
I interviewed Toronto-based writer Jade Blair whose recently-published story in Hazlitt discussed the serious problem with preconceived notions surrounding sexual assault: "It's really cool that the show takes the position that this thing happened and everyone in the police believes it," she told me.
|
|
It's probably hard for a biographer not to feel compelled to psychoanalyze a subject from time to time; fortunately, when Perl does dip into Calder's psyche in search of clues to understanding his ideas, he does so without forcing his findings through any preconceived critical framework.
|
|
"The White House will not participate in the committee's 'investigation' that brushes aside the conclusions of the Department of Justice after a two-year-long effort in favor of political theater pre-ordained to reach a preconceived and false result," said the 12-page letter from Cipollone.
|
|
Stormy Daniels captured America's heart (or at least mine) when she made her debut on the national stage on Jimmy Kimmel's show and taught us all a thing or two about any preconceived notions we may have about women in the porn industry -- don't underestimate them.
|
|
Birbaumer said one of the positive surprises was that "these patients reported being 'happy' despite being physically locked-in and incapable of expressing themselves on a day-to-day basis, suggesting that our preconceived notions about what we might think if the worst was to happen are false."[BBC]
|
|
It plays into their preconceived notion that the courts are trying to tell them how to live their lives -- an argument that, in Republicans' minds, was affirmed by the recent Supreme Court rulings legalizing same sex marriage and ruling that the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate was constitutional.
|
|
I want you to come with me into that darkness, even if just for a moment, to look at this rich genre, to look beyond your preconceived notions and open your minds and ears to the unparalleled passion and raw talent that came from extreme metal bands in 2018.
|
|
Dmitry Peskov, a Russian spokesman and top aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin, accused the intelligence committee members of trying to find evidence to support their preconceived beliefs, according to an Associated Press report "[T]he hearing participants are confused about the situation," Peskov told reporters in Moscow.
|
|
"The people that I believe we've seen do the best have come into the industry with their eyes wide open, willing to wear a lot of different hats, genuinely excited about building this brand new space, and not coming in with any preconceived notions of how things should go."
|
|
A Brooklyn drag and burlesque collective that proclaims itself "queer in every sense of the word," Switch n' Play was founded in 2006 by Mr. Peter Bigs, Maximum Satisfaction, Trey Baise, and Chaz Del Diablo to challenge preconceived notions of what gender is, both onstage and in life.
|
|
This new trend I hope is bound to let young girls and boys understand that they are beautiful/handsome just the way they are and the preconceived notion of "beauty" has no limits and begin to develop the idea that everyone is beautiful and can do or be anything.
|
|
"Tens of millions of people around the world watch 'The Bachelor' and 'The Bachelorette' franchises and this move to include a same-sex relationship in an honest fashion has the power to upend preconceived notions of LGBTQ people like Demi who are attracted to more than one gender."
|
|
That the jury did not convict on these two top charges (which could carry with them life in prison) shows that they considered all of the evidence individually and were not simply bent on finding him guilty because of preconceived prejudices that they had coming into the trial.
|
|
"What the president has said is that in his judgment, Iran is not complying, and then he has asked a group in the White House to provide him with justification, with intelligence to support his preconceived notion that Iran is not complying with the nuclear deal," Cohen said.
|
|
These technicalities aside, The American Riad carries a deeper lesson, along with the tangible benefits of community-led development — to reevaluate preconceived notions of global hierarchy, and to remember that, though someone may come at problems from a world away, they do not come lacking in valuable perspective.
|
|
"Whether that means we must reach a completely new customs agreement, become an associate member of the customs union in some way, or remain a signatory to some elements of it, I hold no preconceived position," May said in a speech last month setting out her priorities for upcoming Brexit negotiations.
|
|
Which means that if, let's say, Tesla abruptly files for bankruptcy, or we wake up tomorrow and Neuralink has allowed someone to regain use of their legs — well, it won't make a dent in the preconceived narratives people already use to help make sense of all the news that's coming in.
|
|
Shot in the style of the cinéma vérité, we're shown evidence that the staircase objectively exists—the performance of Frank's labor, the visible film apparatus—a move intended to cut through the viewer's prejudice or preconceived notions to the "real" image, of Frank, a ghost made corporeal before our very eyes.
|
|
If all this seems lacking in the gravitas implied by the heritage of its author, who was born in Israel to a family of Yemeni descent and served in the Israeli Army, just try picking up this book without having your preconceived notions prodded into a mess of noisy contradictions.
|
|
Min Suk Yi, the owner of the American Beauty salon that was inspected by Ms. Maloney, admitted to The Times that she did not keep proper payroll records, but she denied telling the two women to flee and accused Ms. Maloney of having a preconceived view that she was lying.
|
|
Not just the incorrect perceptions about Saddam's nuclear program, which appears to me to be clearly the result of hawks shaping intelligence to fit preconceived conclusions — but the whole idea that it could be a plausible American strategy to impose "democracy" on the Middle East was never rooted in reality.
|
|
"People may have a preconceived notion that I belong behind the podium, but I think this administration has gone beyond traditional roles in a variety of ways," Grisham told CNN, explaining why in her first 40 days she has yet to face the White House press corps in a briefing.
|
|
If they do manage to get over it (assuming that ABC does eventually cast a black Bachelor), watching a person of a different race, or ethnicity or sexual orientation, share their emotions on TV is the age-old method of expanding the worldview of anyone with stalwart and preconceived notions.
|
|
Complimenting someone's tie is not exactly the same thing as cleaning out his bank account with the promise of a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity, but the point is well taken: Because we already inhabit a universe of small, casual lies, it's that much easier to buy into larger, preconceived ones.
|
|
Check out more videos from VICE: I can say, with some authority, that the 21 members of the URC came to the table with extremely differing ideas and viewpoints not to mention preconceived notions about there being no chance friendships could be developed over the months long exercise they were carrying out.
|
|
You don't want to take behavior that shows humanity and do it a disservice by taking a sharp right turn away from what you know to be true to write from a preconceived narrative, which is what bad writing is: abstract and also based on concepts that you don't actually believe are true.
|
|
Now, prosecutors and Mr. Hernandez's lawyers are moving with painstaking caution in selecting a jury yet again, trying to pick people who would not come to a trial with preconceived notions about a case with a victim whose face appeared on the front pages of newspapers and on the side of milk cartons.
|
|
Recently we visited Cuba on a study tour organized by the United States Association of Former Members of Congress, and while our trip confirmed some of our preconceived notions about the Cuba's socialist government, it also was humbling to admit that much of what we imagined beforehand was more caricature than truth.
|
|
The article points out the dangers of believing — or doubting — everything one reads or simply not having the skills or the desire to verify information: Research has shown that an inability to judge content leads to two equally unfortunate outcomes: People believe everything that suits their preconceived notions, or they cynically disbelieve everything.
|
|
But there is something deeply unsettling about the idea that leftists just assume you subscribe to a set of preconceived notions based wholly on religion or the color of your skin—and if you fall out of line with what they think you ought to believe—you're the equivalent of an 'Uncle Tom.
|
|
Bourdain: The outsider who really listened "Parts Unknown," which aired from 2013 to 2018, was premised on bringing inaccessible regions into the living rooms of viewers, and it does a hell of a job complicating our preconceived notions about places by tying together cultures that are misunderstood with their foodways and art and geography.
|
|
My preconceived notion of the fascinating aspect of localizing a lesion with a neurological evaluation was true, but I realized that I needed to continue to train and expand my knowledge in a different field so I could fix acute problems with procedures and not just diagnose the problems and treat them with medications.
|
|
But people like Blanchard remind us that for so long, clothing was used as a means for women to break through society's preconceived gender norms; that's why she's seen here exploring trends our foremothers wore as armor, pieces like the pussy-bow blouse, the suit, the miniskirt, the bra, and, of course, the protest tee.
|
|
It was great, because I had no biases, no preconceived ideas of, Oh, I should photograph this or this person is going to be happy if I photograph this, or I don't like that person, so I'm not going to photograph that—all the baggage that comes with knowing the scene a little better.
|
|
Why it will struggle to matter: Here's a look at why Harvey could become a flashpoint in the public's views on climate change, yet simultaneously fail to move the needle much, partly because humans have short attention spans, are too wedded to preconceived notions, and are in denial about the real consequences of the issue.
|
|
And I try to analyze the law in a neutral manner as well; I've been covering the Stormy Daniels saga for CNN Opinion since she captured America's attention on Jimmy Kimmel and taught us all a thing or two about preconceived notions we may or may not have about women in the porn industry.
|
|
"Driven by Adam's superior vision and his highly talented team, WeWork is disrupting preconceived notions of work styles and opening up myriad opportunities for the next generation of creators around the world by taking a scientific approach that fully utilizes the latest technologies," SoftBank Group Corp Chairman & CEO Masayoshi Son said in a statement.
|
|
WHY HE MATTERS: Mr. Bovan's explorations of the female form — specifically challenging preconceived identities and ideas of beauty — appear to be reaching new audiences: In March, Mattel signed him to collaborate on a spring 2017 season Barbie, and the new gig could have a real effect on how femininity is portrayed in popular culture.
|
|
This included a stunning moment for Morris where McNamara concurred with Curtis LeMay that they would have been tried as war criminals if they had lost World War II. Perhaps most critically, Morris' lengthy career has taught him the importance of letting a conversation take shape naturally and without imposing too many preconceived ideas.
|
|
Mr. Durham appears to be pursuing a theory that the C.I.A., under its former director John O. Brennan, had a preconceived notion about Russia or was trying to get to a particular result — and was nefariously trying to keep other agencies from seeing the full picture lest they interfere with that goal, the people said.
|
|
"Ryan Coogler's dreams and courage have made 'Black Panther' one of the most significant films to be released in the last decade," said Kennedy, who noted that the critically acclaimed superhero movie has grossed well over a billion dollars, smashing preconceived notions of how a black-led blockbuster could be received across the world.
|
|
Here, in this special edition of "Reel Women," I spoke with Huppert about her nuanced portrayal of the Jekyll/Hyde character (in a year already packed with Huppert performances), how she deals with others' preconceived notions of her based on her cold or twisted characters, and her very likely future collaboration with Moonlight director Barry Jenkins.
|
|
Messaging Is A Winner-Take-Some Market Pre-seed has risen in prominence in recent months due to the growing gap between what founders are seeking at the seed stage and what the market is offering, yet conversations around pre-seed come with preconceived notions and false assumptions about the companies and investors who care about early stage funding.
|
|
The oversexualization of black men in pop culture can be just as troubling a phenomenon as the objectification of women, and Yeezus's graphic sexism could be read as a response to this, confronting audiences with their preconceived notions of how a black man should act and turning it up so far that it causes an almost painful discomfort.
|
|
Then share a more financial fact — for example, a founder once talked to me about a role model in her life, who took some money off the table, and that opened the door for us to ask her views on money (if, instead, your investor seems to press play on a mental playlist of preconceived notions, take note).
|
|
" She also explains that her character in the Adam France-directed video was created to escape preconceived notion of gender, femininity, and race, suggesting a desire for a free and open-ended kind of being, one seemingly encapsulated by the song's lyric, "Maybe we should stop, but maybe we should never / I wanna eat life, I can't resist it.
|
|
Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyAppropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Vt.) – took many by surprise, earning a swift rebuke from many of the same rights advocates who had previously suspended any preconceived notions.
|
|
It felt much like a regular Taco Bell, but with a DJ. Still, a fun, thumping EDM mix was blaring from the speakers and the crowd seemed pretty spirited for so early in the evening so I pushed aside all the preconceived notions I had about the place, got in line to order, and started my night.
|
|
It's one of those things where there is a certain expectation on the film, and one of the joys about this project was that so many people go into it with a preconceived notion and the film challenges you to ask why you felt like that was the movie you were expecting or why you didn't see more.
|
|
To be southbound is to journey to a place in flux, radically transformed over recent decades, yet also to the place where the past resonates most insistently in the US. To be southbound is also to confront the weight of preconceived notions about this place, thick with stereotypes, encoded in the artistic, literary, and media records.
|
|
"CBS perpetrated a fraud upon the public — instead of being a documentary based on a new investigation by a so-called team of experts, The Case of: JonBenét Ramsey was a fictional crime show based primarily on a preconceived storyline scripted in a self-published and commercially unsuccessful book, Foreign Faction, written by Defendant James Kolar and published in 2012," the suit alleges.
|
|
She says she made hiring decisions at WWE irrespective of gender: "I always look to hire the right person for the job, not necessarily male or female — it's who could do the job the best," she tells CNBC Make It. But she acknowledges that being a female leader in a male-dominated field can mean having to regularly confront others' preconceived notions.
|
|
Preconceived notions, for instance, are impossible to avoid, and I'm not sure it's even desirable for a person to try to divorce herself from her own experience — deriving meaning from a work of art has as much to do with audience interpretation as an artist's intention — or to ignore what book editors and publishers want to communicate about a story.
|
|
Sophia and Jackson's performances are used as different storytelling devices, and one portrayal is glossier than the other: On "Modern Family," Jackson's character, Tom, shows that a happy, well-adjusted transgender child interacts with the world in a way that is indistinguishable from cisgender children, while at the same time exposing any preconceived notions held by the adults in the room.
|
|
"I constantly think about how I could make a work in a space that would be as effective as like, a number of Lil' Kim looks," he says of the rap legend who challenged preconceived notions of beauty, dress and presentation when she famously wore a single nipple pastie (that Hylton created from Indian bridal fabric) to the MTV Video Music Awards in 1999.
|
|
Once she enrolled at New York University, majoring in musical theater, she took in the competition and feared that her dream was a long shot; rather than giving all she had to a field that might break her heart, she threw her energy into sketch comedy, about which she had no preconceived expectations, performing with a campus group and taking classes at Upright Citizens Brigade's comedy school.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Following on the heels of the Dada centennial, curator Cécile Debray of the Musée de l'Orangerie, in cooperation with the ethnological Museum Rietberg in Zurich and the Berlinische Galerie, double down on the Discordian pychodelic aspects of Dada with Dada Africa, an exhibition that exhumes the collision between the Dadaists' preconceived notions of Africa and actual African cultural artifacts.
|
|
As the star of Lone Survivor (based on a true story of tragedy in Afghanistan), Deepwater Horizon (based on a true story of tragedy at sea), and now Patriots Day (based on a true story of tragedy in Boston), he's the poster boy for films about needless violence against American bodies — an affectless prism through which viewers can project their own preconceived (and carefully catered-to) notions of American heroism.
|
|
In place of such figures, many self-described Muslim reformers such as Qudosi, who paint their religion as inherently violent to others and slander the prophet they profess to follow, have been elevated to national stature because their ideas fit into preconceived notions unfortunately held by too many Americans – that Islam is backward, in need of "modernization," and that the faith and its adherents are "frozen in time," as she claims.
|
|
But that confusion is great, just like confusion around gender, confusion ... No, people know I'm a lady but ... If you can't jump to that conclusion that the person who got the cat out of the tree was 2500, or that the person who did that was a straight guy or whatever, that causes us to interrogate our preconceived notions, and that's a better way to be in our mixy-uppy world.
|
|
It's interesting because you might think , 'Oh, it's a stripper movie,' and you might instantly have these preconceived notions about it, but what I loved about it is that it's actually a human story about friendship, and for Destiny, a story about loneliness and abandonment, and the way the culture can make conditions such that you sometimes have to make choices that more privileged people don't have to make.
|
|
Woodrow Wilson, among others, was not so successful in creating a postwar peace because he forced conditions to preconceived realities that bore little resemblance to emerging ironies at Versailles — and was without a sellable idea of an American role after World War I. Gaddis concludes with an invaluable warning that true morality embraces neither messianic interventionism nor the quest for utopianism — indeed that is how millions become deluded, endangered or doomed.
|
|
It seems that in its latest ad, Apple is doing exactly that: Not just implying the iPad Pro can replace your PC, but saying it is actually going to do more than your PC. While the iPad Pro has a hardware perspective that allows it to compete with a PC, it seems to me that the biggest battle Apple has on its hands remains the preconceived idea of what a PC is.
|
|
The problem, he argued, is twofold: Not only is the defense blocked from knowing the identities of jurors, which prevents research on whether they have preconceived opinions on the case, such as a Facebook post commenting that Chapo deserves the death penalty, sequestration also means jurors will be brought to court every day by armed guards, which might lead them to believe the defendant is the kind of guy who could have them killed.
|
|
Going in with preconceived notions about the event I'm supposed to be reviewing probably makes me a bad critic, but honestly, find me the critic who doesn't roll their eyes at the newest festival on the market; the modern music industry is a diseased ouroboros where festival bookers pay top dollar for the artists with the largest streaming numbers and playlist curators give precedence to the artists with the biggest font size on the poster.
|
|
And it's how we now have the NFL and the NFLPA engaging in a pissing contest about a domestic violence case: These claims would have also come out in a criminal trial and be part of the public record, but there they would be subject to rules of evidence, cross examination, and a jury would be instructed by an impartial judge on how to interpret them (although even then, people don't leave their preconceived notions about domestic violence at the court room door).
|
|
The symptoms of this terrible illness are as follows: · Promulgating myths over actual history · Learning the wrong lessons from history · Denying historical trends · Adjusting history into your personal, preconceived notions Republicans, by and large, believe that George W. Bush kept us safe, that trickle-down economics works, that Ronald Reagan was somehow a great president who single-handedly defeated communism, and that the only way to be a strong leader is to build up military force and use it on a regular basis.
|
|
So, other than that I don't think I had any idea what it was gonna sound like ultimately because I could do a lot of different styles, and I've done a lot of different kinds of collaborations and things, throughout my musical career and stuff, so I just didn't really have a preconceived idea about what it would sound like I just had like, a playlist of music that I liked that sounded, you know, either timeless or new, or a combination of the two.
|
|
The problem, he continued, is that "some folks, and possibly even the attorney general, are bringing a set of preconceived notions and biases to that investigation": If that's the case—and I don't know that it is, but there are certainly some indicators that it might be, or that the purpose of the investigation is not really to get to the bottom of what did we know and why did we make the decisions we did, but it's more to run out political conspiracy theories—that causes me great concern.
|
|