Sentence examples for discriminatory vision from inspiring English sources
"Their leaders and lawyers have convinced five members of the Supreme Court of their narrow, discriminatory vision," Ms. Harlow said.
But, in so intimate a struggle as the one between Palestinians and Israelis, it is never the case that a leader of one side could impose such an unfair and discriminatory vision without the assistance of the other side.
Legal advocates credit on-the-ground organizing and the advocacy of the group Women With A Vision (WWAV) for making them aware of this discriminatory law.
It also illustrates the potential of quantitative methods to provide highly discriminatory information in the automated identification of prostatic lesions using computer vision.
The results reflect the discriminatory nature of the behavioral sensory control, attention, memory, emotion, and vision of alcoholics with respect to their control counterparts.
People look to Silicon Valley to provide a vision of the future, and get frustrated when that vision reflects the discriminatory ways of the past.
As the stories of Japanese American soldiers exemplify, the most inclusive and genuinely communal visions of America always coexist with, respond to, and transcend the most exclusionary and discriminatory narratives of our identity.
These rules are discriminatory".
"That is blatantly discriminatory.
"It was very discriminatory".
"That would be discriminatory".
