Sentence examples similar to a prejudiced evaluation from inspiring English sources

"I think he was a prejudiced man," she added.

Next, Darrow objected to Houghton, on the ground that he was a prejudiced party.

"Anti-Semitism is a prejudiced and unjust attitude toward the Jewish people as a whole.

There has been an uptick in concern, but does it make us a prejudiced people?

My first thought (a prejudiced one, I admit) was that they were thinking "what a waste".

In response, singer-songwriter Blunt called the MP a "classist gimp" and a "prejudiced wazzock".

Bryant was teaching "the politics of jealousy" and was a "prejudiced wazzock".

"The evangelicals are having a more consistent role in congress, and are acting in a prejudiced manner," he said.

Methodological Luddism does not have the original meaning of destroying machines, nor does it reflect a prejudiced attitude or a negative view of technology.

Earlier this week, Rangers withdrew co-operation with the BBC ahead of the documentary, which the Clydesdale Bank Premier League club described as "little more than a prejudiced muckraking exercise".

Here it's relevant because Coach Williams' actions might reinforce a prejudiced view that successful minorities, either because of cheating or affirmative policy, don't really deserve their sucess.