Sentence examples for being prejudiced from inspiring English sources

Nobody can accuse us of being prejudiced.

Who here is being factual, and who is being prejudiced?

He in turn accused me, of course, of merely being prejudiced against the Swiss.

Even so, Councilwoman Margaret Chin praised the imam for this "gift" and accused opponents of being prejudiced or anti-immigrant.

A poll by YouGov conducted in February this year found that 48% of Ukip supporters admitted to being prejudiced "against people of other races".

Could it be that you are being prejudiced because they went to the wrong sort of school or because they have numerous piercings?

He's prejudiced.

"But I'm prejudiced.

"We can't be prejudiced.

"I'm prejudiced.

You're prejudiced.