preconceptions的例句大全

His attempt to sweep away all preconceptions and prejudices was a clear declaration of revolt from the past.

他企图清除一切先入之见和偏见，这明确宣告了他对过去的反叛。

He points out that our brains integrate many different aspects of visual perception with memory and preconceptions to create a single image& not always correctly, as optical illusions make clear.

他指出，我们的大脑通过将偏见、记忆与视觉等方方面面相结合来创造单个图像&若错觉占据上风，则单个图像也并非正确。

Why do men cross-dress? One argument is that transvestism or cross-dressing is a way of offering a challenge to society's preconceptions about gender.

为什么男人要变装？有一个理由是：变装是向社会固有的性别观念提出挑战的一种方式。

by using animation and playing on the fact that people have their own preconceptions.

通过使用动画以及利用人们会有先入之见这一事实。

Therefore, before teaching, teachers should know what preconceptions students have.

因此，教师在实施教学之前，首先就要了解学生已有的前概念。

These preconceptions may have the pivotal function to the following scientific concept study.

这些前概念对后续科学概念的学习将会产生举足轻重的影响。

Try to go into the meeting without too many preconceptions about what the other group want.

与会前尽量不要对其他组的想法抱太多成见。

Significant differences appear in respondents to their preconceptions about teaching and learning strategy as well.

尤其，在教学与学习策略方面学生的态度存有显著的差异。

It can be hard to set aside our preconceptions.

看来我们很难抛开成见。

He tries to deny information that challenges his preconceptions.

他力图否认那些与他的先人之见不一致的资料。

I had no preconceptions about the place before I arrived.

在我到达以前，我对此处一无所知。

Yacht Design Director James Roy believes it challenges preconceptions of traditional naval architecture.

游艇设计主管詹姆斯·罗伊相信它是对传统军舰建筑学概念的挑战。

What does your site look and feel like when you strip away all your preconceptions and bias?

如果去掉所有的先入之见和偏见，您的站点会给人什么样的观感？

As we age, we will have to deal with the preconceptions which now exist.

随着年龄的增长，我们得应对现在存在的某些观念。

I hadn't been to a factory and had all these preconceptions about what I would see.

我之前从没有去过工厂，对于将会在那里看到什么存在各种成见。

His military biography of Custer brings balance to a life that is often distorted by the preconceptions of the historian.

他的这本关于库斯特的军事传记，是对库斯特那因历史学家先入为主的观念而曲解的一生的平反。

it's practically impossible to begin a reading of milton without the burden of innumerable prejudices and preconceptions.

若想不参杂一丝成见的开始阅读米尔顿，这几乎是不可能的。

The political situation there was equally at variance with our preconceptions.

那里的政治形势也同样与我们事先的想法不符.

The Red Badge shatters American preconceptions about what a war novel could be.

《红色的英勇标志》打破了美国人原来关于战争小说的看法.

If we could banish all such preconceptions when we read, that would be an admirable beginning.

假如我们在阅读时,能排除一切这类先入之见, 那将是令人羡慕的良好开端.