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In being taught, they have preconceived notions of how God is going to perform His acts and what the Messiah will be like
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avoiding the subjectivism and preconceived ideas,
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Herold, I’ve already had the preconceived notion that my life…
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” Anyway, they were really smart college professors who talked a lot about their cat, hence solidifying my preconceived notion of the cat person
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preconceived notions or expectations in order to see if we wil re-
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He set about his ideological feat with preconceived conclusions: a) The laborer was a perpetual and necessary victim
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Her preconceived image of Kosmo was jolted when
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simply culturally appropriate according to their preconceived expectations
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And thus they experienced sensory input that was closer to their preconceived
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If one believes they have died and have a preconceived notion of heaven and hell, and
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experience in the astral realm will match their preconceived notions of the experience
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spontaneous past-life recall because children were too young to have acquired any preconceived
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preconceived notions of the truth, and yet hold up under close scrutiny then we should reconsider
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He had a preconceived notion about how this was all going to go down
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We all have some preconceived notions about how a sexual encounter should be
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I went to the scriptures without any preconceived, pre-
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Inner Circle is about blowing away all the preconceived ideas you might have
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Many preconceived notions I had of the families served (97% of the families live below the poverty level), have been stretched and altered
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She enjoyed dressing and acting the part of their preconceived image of the wise old witch woman of the mountains
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And such an interpretation of his teaching conformed both with their preconceived beliefs and with their ardent hopes
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from childhood with preconceived ideas,
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Fernanda gave the last tam to the screw of her preconceived plan
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Beauty is not an idea, not a preconceived notion
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Their lack of urgency to follow reflected Mitchell's stalking nature and the preconceived interception of power he coveted
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Gled and I looked at each other in amazement; this was not the gentle women who kissed away our bumps and pains, the happy gentle person who sang lullabies to us at night, this was a new mother that neither of us had ever known existed, as children she had defended us whenever Gled or I had needed defending, that she now spoke of killing a priest, a high priest at that, this revelation had shaken all mine and Gled’s preconceived ideas about our gentle mother
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husbands admired; she disproved their preconceived notions of women
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You have no ideas how many ridiculous regulations and preconceived opinions I had to battle as a woman to become and then stay a fighter pilot
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To those individuals that are coming from this background, this chapter was written in the hopes of you shedding some of your preconceived baggage: faiths and beliefs
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It’s the fool’s job to pierce our preconceived
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comfortably abide within our preconceived notions of reality
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preconceived ideas about food and eating
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beyond my and the world’s preconceived notion of normal, to study
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stripped of our clothes and our preconceived notions
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Friends will not speak or act in accordance with preconceived notions of how you think they should
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What does this say about scientists’ pretensions to being champions of truth? Indeed, the materialistic model is a classic case of bad science: discarding any information which contradicts its preconceived assumptions
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A democratic society is one that is better able to confront new situations, and try new solutions since it doesn’t have any rigid or preconceived ideology
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Troublesome and problems appears in a psychology of man seeking change laid by criticism of not having preconceived plan
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No, the self-ranked superior ones have to fight all that doesn’t fit their preconceived notions or plans
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We become actors of preconceived perfectionism
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“A paradigm is a gestalt constellation of beliefs, values, and techniques shared by a community which creates preconceived assumptions
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She had to let go of her preconceived ideas about God
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Preconceived ideas that are shared
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All the preconceived notions I had, some proven correct, others proven completely wrong
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Kate had formed a mental impression of both the Texan and the German, and they fitted her preconceived notions almost precisely
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But in the process, the facts of history are manipulated to fit a preconceived interpretation rather than allowing their interpretation to arise from reasonably undisputed facts as transpired in the case of the New York City school system putting the brakes on Nativity displays while giving green lights to Jewish Menorahs and Islamic Crescents on the grounds that the birth of Christ is not historically accurate while the other symbols possess a “secular dimension” apart from their religious significance
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only in connection with your lower subjective needs that correspond to existing conventionality, forced circumstances, patient expectations, necessary understanding, preconceived opinion, individual interpretation, practical usage, and so on
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“They are there, we are here…” These preconceived and illusory notions of “there” and “here” are just one of many false conceptions we constantly devise out of ignorance
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”932 But here’s my message, brothers and sisters: if we have a preconceived idea of how He must work, we might miss Him
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The scientific academic discipline of Statistics would propose that if one has enough words (as there are in the Bible) to work with, one can generate through a computer program any number of preconceived words from a particular letter from a sequence of words
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Or when Self looks at their existence through Self’s frame of reference, rather than Self internalizing, projecting and overlaying these personally perceived attitudes, values and judgments onto how Self feels and thinks others should be and exist in relation to Self, can Self look without Self’s judgmental, expectant, preconceived mind’s eye
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However, this theory of the evolution of creation and human beings from natural selection has been preconceived as a definition that implies that the process of evolution is no more than the affects of random chance, and as such, the product of an accident or mistake that has become adaptive
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world to bolster a preconceived notion about the purpose of “seven stars” is not an attempt to discern
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selves would have preconceived ideas of what their
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who had preconceived ideas which changed through
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“Not at all, rather I’m saying that it would be best for you to approach the unknown without preconceived ideas about it or else you will find yourself bound up by many fears
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Summary: The King James translators tried to put the preconceived belief of Hell in
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' But I don't want to believe that, as it contradicts my preconceived ideas
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Actually when it came down to it I didn’t really know much about the man other than my preconceived ideas of him which he had mostly proven wrong
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Summary: The King James translators tried to put the preconceived belief of Hell in the Bible by mistranslating sheol, but could not consistently conceal the truth in all 65 times sheol is used
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It becomes a part of piety not to study phenomena so unedifying, and so fatal to the preconceived theory of what an infallible Bible ought to be
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and already has a preconceived notion that trailer
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Not wanting any preconceived notions to cloud my judgment, I had barely a clue as to what I was going to find when I got to this place, and I wanted to keep as open a mind as I could
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Summary: The King James translators tried to put their preconceived belief of Hell in the Bible by mistranslating sheol, but could not consistently conceal the truth in all 65 times sheol is used
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The реrѕоn has a preconceived idea оf whаt an
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What this means is that there is no longer any preconceived agenda
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But to judge some people impartially we must renounce certain preconceived opinions and our habitual attitude to the ordinary people about us
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Despite many preconceived notions and his familiar television persona, the press and most of the American people do not really know Ronald Reagan
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“Meaning that when the rest of us have got rid of all our prejudices and preconceived notions, we’re stuck with somebody who will take us back to square one?”
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It strengthened his long-held conviction that one must never underestimate anyone or cling to preconceived ideas
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All he saw and heard going on around him exasperated the preconceived views of his European civilization
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From the first arrival of the young ladies in Tipton she had prearranged Dorothea's marriage with Sir James, and if it had taken place would have been quite sure that it was her doing: that it should not take place after she had preconceived it, caused her an irritation which every thinker will sympathize with
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But Rosamond had registered every look and word, and estimated them as the opening incidents of a preconceived romance—incidents which gather value from the foreseen development and climax
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The fact is unalterable, that a fellow-mortal with whose nature you are acquainted solely through the brief entrances and exits of a few imaginative weeks called courtship, may, when seen in the continuity of married companionship, be disclosed as something better or worse than what you have preconceived, but will certainly not appear altogether the same
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When would the days begin of that active wifely devotion which was to strengthen her husband's life and exalt her own? Never perhaps, as she had preconceived them; but somehow—still somehow
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Forget your preconceived notions
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“Did you have any preconceived notions about her guilt or innocence before you talked to her?”
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This was mainly due to their preconceived negative biases towards Yahoo
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” But for now, this brief appetizer below is designed to dislodge your preconceived notions that you and all of your money must endure the endless waves of volatility
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His actions were more the product of his near-death experience on the plane than a preconceived plan, but they worked nicely to divert the men’s attention
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You can see that even the pros need to evaluate what they’re doing and alter their preconceived methods if they aren’t working
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Preconceived opinions, foregone determinations, are all I have at this hour to stand by: there I plant my foot
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They don't come to the table with preconceived notions
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"Nor did it precisely comport with my preconceived ideas of the dignity of divine messengers," remarked Professor Porter, "when the—ah—gentleman tied two highly respectable and erudite scholars neck to neck and dragged them through the jungle as though they had been cows
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The day will come when this will be given as a curious illustration of the blindness of preconceived opinion
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All her preconceived ideas of the judiciousness of marrying such a man vanished like smoke
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And Alyosha needed no miracles at the time, for the triumph of some preconceived idea—oh, no, not at all—what he saw before all was one figure—the figure of his beloved elder, the figure of that holy man whom he revered with such adoration
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He went straight to the point, and began by saying that although he practiced in Petersburg, he had more than once visited provincial towns to defend prisoners, of whose innocence he had a conviction or at least a preconceived idea
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I have no preconceived ideas
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One of these women so despised the other, and so longed to express her contempt for her (perhaps she had only come for that very purpose, as Rogojin said next day), that howsoever fantastical was the other woman, howsoever afflicted her spirit and disturbed her understanding, no preconceived idea of hers could possibly stand up against that deadly feminine contempt of her rival
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But Pyotr Stepanovitch had no time to realise the danger, and it did not fit in with his preconceived ideas
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Fifteen years ago, when I took up the matter of popular education without any preconceived theories or views on the subject, with the one desire to advance the matter in a direct and straightforward manner, I, as a teacher in my school, was at once confronted with two questions: (1) What must I teach? and (2) How must I teach it?