Sentence examples for deep-seated biases from inspiring English sources

And so Obama in his first speech from overseas called for a reform of our justice system in which these deep-seated biases are "rooted out".

The blurb from the official site promises the directors will "[pull] back our country's curtain to reveal that the deep-seated biases and hatreds of racism – within and outside of the black American culture – remain bitterly entrenched".

One should not conclude, however, that careful examination of arguments, assumptions, and patterns of reasoning have no place in continental feminism, but rather that this work must be supplemented to adequately unearth the non-discursive deep-seated biases and blind spots of the Western tradition of thought not easily detected by an exclusive focus on the examination of arguments.

You may need to put aside your personal politics, and perhaps even some deep-seated biases, to help everyone rise above the noise.

Her tweets were not a cry for sisterhood, but instead a succinct and pointed set of comments on the music industry's (and society's) deep-seated biases against the type of woman Nicki Minaj is and the women she represents.

By attaching a disclaimer to the end of future coverage of Donald Trump's campaign, they are potentially damaging their brand as a serious media resource, as well as missing an opportunity to have a more important conversation with America about the deep-seated biases within our society.

We can dismiss Reverend Wright as a crank or a demagogue, just as some have dismissed Geraldine Ferraro in the aftermath of her recent statements as harboring some deep-seated bias".

The trouble is, ending America's scourge of mass shootings and the deep-seated bias in police killings will require many things that our country is not good at.

But in the United States, the deep-seated bias toward "liquidity" — the notion that more volume will always make it easier for investors to buy and sell shares — has discouraged regulators from taking action.

Nor was I shocked when Obama compared Reverend Wright, who was using his pulpit to propagate racial resentment, with his grandmother, who may have said privately a few things that made Obama cringe, or with Geraldine Ferraro, whom "some have dismissed... as harboring some deep-seated bias".

There are some deep-seated prejudice and bias that cannot be explained with rational argument, thought or action.