Sentence examples for a prejudice on from inspiring English sources

Barbera is resigned to what he calls a "prejudice" on the part of the Italian film industry who are unwilling, he suggests, to grapple with a hostile press corps.

To the outsider's eye these complaints tend to display a high degree of pettiness and conceit, as with the applicant for a medical job with the commission who argued that his non-hiring was explicable only by a prejudice on the commission's part against Swedish medical qualifications.

So for example, a woman might be less likely to be believed because of a prejudice on the part of the hearer regarding her gender.

"Maybe there was a prejudice going on about the police that isn't terribly dissimilar to race prejudice".

When you look at history" – achievements in arts, science, exploration, for instance – "it's a prejudice based on simple fact".

Having a cleaner is not anti-feminist, children do not have to be had, abortions do not have to be regretted, and "I don't think that women being seen as inferior is a prejudice based on male hatred of women.

We would maintain "separate but equal" systems of the healthiest and wealthiest, versus the sickest and poorest -- a prejudice based on economic caste.

On first reading I found myself confused about the nature of the conference, perhaps revealing a prejudice based on prior experience and pre-conception I assumed that the Twitter poster conference was an adjunct to a physical meeting rather than a stand alone event.

A similar chord is struck in the mind of a Muslim as a target of prejudice on a daily basis.

I've had a prejudice against books on food history since my mother read Much Depends on Dinner and the rest of my upbringing was blighted by her telling me how many utensils were owned by the average Roman every time I sat down.

And he added: "For me, that's a prejudice that borders on racism.