Sentence examples for bigoted toward from inspiring English sources
On its surface, the narrative propelling Trump has been largely critical: he insults women; he is bigoted toward Mexicans and Muslims; he is dividing the nation.
Muslims around the world insist Islam is a religion of peace every time a Wahhabist carries out a terror attack, and everyone else grows increasingly bigoted toward the Muslims around them despite our testimony.
Pointing the finger of criticism at a group you do not belong to could make you look bigoted toward that group.
It's understood that some clowns will be included for TV's sake, but casting a man who openly professes bigoted views toward the lead's race and gender falls into a different category: It sets the Bachelorette up for humiliation, heartbreak, and a deep sense of betrayal when the truth comes to light.
I don't know whether she is bigoted in her attitude toward other Europeans, but she doesn't have to be a bigot to object to the English having to compete for jobs and services such as health care and education with immigrants from other countries.
At the end of "Dr. H. A. Moynihan," the mother seems to soften a bit toward her drunk and mean, bigoted old father: " 'He did a good job,' my mother said".
Psychologists and researchers agree that since the Civil Rights era, many Americans have learned to soften their negative feelings toward certain groups so as to not be perceived as bigoted.
Many were bigoted in Christian ways.
