Sentence examples for deep prejudice from inspiring English sources

There is still, in many walks of life, deep prejudice against homosexuality.

"There was a great sense of pain and bewilderment, a deep prejudice against a progressive community".

"People with deep prejudice and hatred given the biggest megaphone they've ever had," he said.

"They already exist in an environment of deep prejudice and community tension anyway.

Andrew George, a Lib Dem MP who is chairman of the group, told the Guardian: "They already exist in an environment of deep prejudice and community tension anyway.

A protracted battle or filibuster in which they oppose civil rights will end up exposing the deep prejudice at the root of their arguments.

We are dealing with deep prejudices in some places".

It speaks to some deep prejudices that exist here.

Deep prejudices against indigenous, mestizo and mulatto populations have been confronted and, if not defeated, undermined.

But he conceded that "deep prejudices" in some countries meant the problem would persist for years.

"Pessimism about Africans' ability to utilise aid is very deep, reflecting an amazing reservoir of deep prejudices.