Then, in the mid 1980s came the Aids crisis, and the appalling anti-gay prejudice and hate prompted by the prevailing myth that Aids was a "gay plague".
Google's ignorance of the library world is as appalling as its prejudice against all librarians.
Female candidates from all parties have been subjected to prejudice and appalling sexism from the media, other candidates and voters over the past months.
He was an egregious and unashamed antisemite, who, in 1983, sought to defend his prejudice with some appalling – and appallingly misjudged – words.
The Tories collectively could be appalling, with some ugly tribal prejudices, and when their party interests were directly challenged, they could be vicious.
The film thus supports the principal cause of anti-Semitism and the appalling effects this most awful of prejudices has had for nearly 2,000 years.
The whole play, in fact, is about a man whose sense of self is so shaken that he has to confirm his prejudices by committing acts of appalling cruelty.
Divorced, with two children who evinced no interest in seeing him, Partridge inhabited a sensational isolation of his own making, which was reinforced by his room-emptying prejudices, his patronizing attitudes toward women, and his appalling taste.
Emily Thornberry, the shadow attorney general, said: "It is appalling that after the scandals of Jimmy Savile and Rochdale these awful Lolita prejudices are still being served up in court, and by the prosecution of all people".
One might have hoped that, after the appalling misogyny of the 2008 Democratic primary season, New Yorkers might have learned to avoid those prejudices.
