Sentence examples for and prejudice in a from inspiring English sources

In 2009, Penguin began offering "Pride and Prejudice" in a designer-cloth hardback, which decorative retailers like Anthropologie sold as home décor.

Mansfield regards Darrow's work as "a reminder that each generation wages the same war against ignorance and prejudice in a different way.

Some look to the church in Liverpool for leadership in reversing ignorance and prejudice in a city where 55 per cent of children are educated in a religious setting.

This did nothing but harm to LGBT Scots, fuelling ignorance and prejudice in a beautiful but often parochial Scotland, best described by Irvine Welsh as a complex mix of "Calvinism, Catholicism, alcoholism and bad weather".

We can be more free from criticism and prejudice in a way that doesn't reflect our real lives.

For the chance to earn salaries 10 times as high as in Niger, persecution and prejudice in an Arab-dominated country where Africans were treated as second-class citizens were worth putting up with.

It might be tempting to look for a larger metaphor in an Israeli film about a group of people trapped by fear and prejudice in an irrational cycle of violence, but it's probably more of a burden than a small-scale horror movie like "Rabies" should have to bear.

I mourn for liberty and justice, born compromised by fear and prejudice in an America conceived to lead the world in liberty and justice.

He'd need to address middle England, with all its funny quirks and prejudices, in a way he hasn't done so far.

And wherever it appears – whether it's religious extremists, Wall Street bankers or liberals clinging to their wine glasses and prejudices in a theatre foyer – narcissism has common themes tactics and dangers.

Meanwhile, certain ideological constructions feed fears and prejudices in a way that justifies brutality.