Sentence examples for bigoted to from inspiring English sources

They think it is bigoted to say so.

"I feel sorry for the people who are too bigoted to appreciate the latter.

He went on to complain about people who were too "bigoted" to appreciate pop acts.

The sense of steadying confidence among the Conservatives was reflected when the party chose to stay largely silent after Mr. Brown used the word "bigoted" to describe a longtime Labour voter in Rochdale, another old industrial city, and spent much of the rest of the day apologizing.

The Harvard social psychologist Mahzarin Banaji and her collaborators claim to have evidence, based on more than three million self-administered Web-based tests, that nearly all of us are authentically bigoted to the core with hidden "implicit prejudices" -- about race, gender, age, homosexuality and appearance -- that we deny, sometimes with consciously tolerant views.

We should think twice before using terms like "bigoted" to describe the position of those opposed to same-sex marriage or "immoral" to describe the position of those in favor, and always strive to cultivate humility in ourselves as we listen to others' perspectives and share our own.

People who want bigoted figures to just disappear must understand that journalism can do that without censoring television programs.

Many working-class people, like many middle- and upper-class people, are bigoted, hostile to all kinds of people and lifestyles.

Furie said he thought the ADL rushed to denounce bigoted Pepe memes "to kind of support Hillary's claim that Pepe is mostly used by white supremacists, when he's mostly used by just kids on the internet". .

Were people so afraid to appear bigoted that they lied to pollsters, thinking it more socially acceptable to support a black candidate?

Another could be to at the very least get a bigoted person to begin to question their views.