Sentence examples for embedded prejudice from inspiring English sources

Racism and embedded prejudice".

Marco Zatterin, La Stampa Many terms contain an embedded prejudice: ghettoisation, no-go area, mafia.

With this deeply embedded prejudice as a backdrop, the IRA bombing campaign fuelled a sense that all Irish people were to be treated as suspicious.

I would suggest that this theory derives from a deeply embedded prejudice rooted in the English class system (most marked during the Victorian era, when the authorship question first gained widespread credence).

Perhaps the word "pagan" embodies the most deeply embedded prejudice in the Western, civilized mindset -- the first and last justification for global dominance.

The proposed ways to deal with the issue that one side knows as injustice through deeply embedded prejudice and the other side holds as justifiable duty -- these suggested solutions continue to keep us divided in this either/or battle.

Superficially at least this a complete about turn from centuries of deeply embedded prejudices.

Candidate Obama fed into our codependent-like hunger for a leader who would be everything in a country where nobody gets to be President without shady deals in hallways by menacing power brokers most of us don't know, where embedded prejudices remain and where the same dealers pounce to defeat a person and a policy from the moment (and before) he enters office.