Sentence examples for back prejudice from inspiring English sources
He had shown Hergé how to beat back prejudice: Don't flare up, cry vengeance, or launch competing theories.
I simply do not accept that Ted Kennedy's endorsement represents a throw-back prejudice that aims to keep women down and can't envision a female commander-in-chief.
Xenophobic parties such as France's National Front are making gains primarily on the back of prejudice against Muslims, not Jews.
She said her guiding principle, forged by personal experience, is that no one should be held back by prejudice.
"Today, there are more women in higher education than men, both in Europe and the U.S. If these women do not find employment or are held back by prejudice, the investment in their education will be lost".
We need a radical vision to end child poverty in a generation – to stop poverty and prejudice holding people back – so I will extend Sure Start for older children too.
I do not believe we should go back to being po-faced and politically correct, but prejudice is still prejudice.
Oddly, his wife was not convicted.Britain also bars extradition if the defendant's trial back home might be politically prejudiced, as Mr Thaksin is already claiming all he would have to do is raise some reasonable doubts.
Well, that takes us back to basic prejudice.
