Significats de preconceived notion en anglès

He said he had entered the world with too favourable a preconceived notion.

That's the thing... back to Letterman, they have this preconceived notion.

I had a preconceived notion of China as a country of factories and farms.

Only the preconceived notion of breath-control leads to this inference.

A few weeks on the force had changed many a preconceived notion of police life.

Their mood has overwhelmed every preconceived notion of mine.

HER attitude was one to excite pity rather than terror, in eyes not blinded by a preconceived notion.

The illusions are greatest especially when a thing has been tasted with a preconceived notion of its taste.

I had a preconceived notion that the sex would be crazy, but he was so tender and loving.

With the preconceived notion that hens should have a nitrogenous diet an experiment was planned and conducted as follows:

But the bewildered Bok could not make out exactly what had happened to his preconceived notion about symphonic music.

Nor can any preconceived notion of the attractiveness of St. Claude, however high, be disappointed, if visited in fine weather.

We have not supplied what it craved but that which, from our preconceived notion, we thought it ought to want.

It was really battling my own preconceived notion I had of what it meant to be Black in this space.

A true scientific attitude, however, is nothing more than perfect clearness, and therefore the complete separation of our thinking from any preconceived notion.

Mrs. Bok, however, ably seconded Josef Hofmann, and endeavored to dissipate Bok's preconceived notion, with the result that Stokowksi came to the Bok home.