Sentence examples for deeper prejudices from inspiring English sources

Somewhere beneath those perceptions lie deeper prejudices.

So far we are not talking about unconscious hate, though people often hide their deeper prejudices from themselves.

Now, if you asked that editor if he was sexist and if he felt women should be equally published, he's a nice liberal guy who would have said "of course" and would have had no inkling of his deeper prejudices.

Though Francis sided, early on, with the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, an association of American nuns, in its fight against Vatican interference, he has shown no readiness to root out the deeper prejudice.

While it is legitimate to say no performer of any stripe should be compelled to do or wear anything, I suspect this actually masks a deeper prejudice of anything that sniffs of 'commercial' or 'populist' intentions.

We are dealing with deep prejudices in some places".

It speaks to some deep prejudices that exist here.

They are also being forced to rethink some of their deepest prejudices about America.

As the fertility of the technology shows, medieval Europeans had no deep prejudices against utilitarian knowledge.

Americans are expressing their hatreds, their deepest prejudices, and their fierce ideologies.

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