Sentence examples for but prejudiced from inspiring English sources

The truth is that no Australian state or territory can describe its justice system as anything but prejudiced.

But prejudice against them remains rife.

She went to doctors, but prejudice coloured their diagnoses.

But prejudice distinguishes by language, religion or skin-colour, not citizenship; and so may real needs, notably in schools.

Pain, she writes, "sliced through me … It stole my life". She went to doctors, but prejudice coloured their diagnoses.

They assert that Mr. Bush's letter to Mr. Sharon could not help but "prejudice the outcome" because that was its purpose.

Not prejudice in the socially evil way we now use the word, of course, but prejudice as a process of prejudging, predicting, preventing — acts as necessary to scientific understanding as they have been to simple survival.

But prejudice against LGBT people is no more the preserve of Islam alone than of Moses, or men with beards with a penchant for preaching from a pulpit.

This may not have been a popular move, but prejudice about a gay lifestyle should not subvert the need for hard evidence.

Sexism in television is more subtle now – not least because the law allows penalties to be exacted – but prejudice persists and a bias holds sway.

But prejudice in this country against the transgender community is undeniable.