Sentence examples for common prejudices from inspiring English sources

A 2004 report from Stonewall listed some common prejudices: "It was argued that these groups did not conform to the system by paying taxes, they had a reputation for unreliable business practices and they did not respect private property.

HIV: In the early 1990s, EastEnders was accused of going too far with a storyline in which Mark Fowler was diagnosed with HIV, but it was praised by Aids charities at the time for challenging common prejudices.

If the Barbican's season demonstrates anything, it is that not only is this kind of cross-cultural conversation vital in overcoming common prejudices, but also that this dialogue is actually already thriving, even though you might not notice it at first glance.

On the other hand, they may not realize how they are responsible for the perpetuation of common prejudices, as we all are.

As such, genre SF reflected the social mores of the day, paralleling common prejudices; This was particularly true of pulp fiction, more so than literary works of the time.

Goya created his first series, the 80-plate Caprichos, between 1797 and 1799 to document "the innumerable foibles and follies to be found in any civilized society, and ... the common prejudices and deceitful practices which custom, ignorance, or self-interest have made usual".

Papuans stink, according to a common prejudice.

"It is still a common prejudice.

Conventional design codes base their recommendations still on the common prejudice that an "endurance limit" exists.

I hadn't appreciated, however, that this common prejudice was a harbinger of violence to come.

Chesterfield's attitude was only an embellished version of common prejudice.