Sentence examples for display of prejudice from inspiring English sources

It's as if the writers were afraid that a more subtle display of prejudice would somehow make it seem benign.

"This is the most irresponsible display of prejudice I've ever seen on the media's part against Hillary," Mr. Fowler said.

Because the casual dismissal of poetry as though it were a useless luxury and its study a self-indulgence is a display of prejudice.

Such a bold and hectic display of prejudice and ignorance invites the dinner-party frivolity of Amis's genitals-centric analysis (constipation and sexual frustration) of radical Islam.

An open display of prejudice against the Catholic Church because of resentment of Church teachings prejudices civil discourse in our society.

Willard Brown and Hank Thompson were teammates of Heath's during the 1947 season, but Heath was described as committing a "petulant display of prejudice" towards Brown after Brown hit a home run with one of Heath's old bats.

In fact, it's probably most accurate to say that, while the public believes that awards ought to be handed out according to some vague principle of "objective" good taste and common sense, we half-want them to be displays of prejudice.

It was memorable for Mr. Wilk because he witnessed an embarrassing display of racial prejudice.

Aghast at the display of racial prejudice, someone on the set asked Lee if he was bothered by it.

Exhibitions "FACE TO FACE: DEALING WITH PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION" lets children experience, through videotapes and historic displays, examples of prejudice and the ways to deal with them.

I am disappointed, however, that Clive James, an author I have admired for most of my life, should display this form of prejudice so casually.