Sentence examples for every prejudice from inspiring English sources

She declares her prejudice against Jews ("Alas") and I suspect that, like every prejudice, it has no reliable basis.

"They made up their stories about it and their stories confirmed every prejudice of every white person in the world.

** "Naipaul's repulsion towards Negroes... is a physical and historical abhorrence that, like every prejudice, disfigures the observer, not his object," Derek Walcott wrote in a 1987 essay.

Despite not being a great historian, he reached an important lay audience without endorsing its every prejudice or sacrificing the profession's standards of scholarship.

Tanya Gold, in Tuesday's G2, pretty well summed up every prejudice going, other than the one about him being a Nazi.

Then every prejudice, pre-existing bias and partisan dislike will come thundering down on one side or the other, and it will not be a pretty sight.(Photo credit: AFP).

EVERY negative prejudice about immigrants can be confirmed by a visit to Wormwood Scrubs.

Just about every bias and prejudice can get a run.

So this year, the company has responded with advertising designed to confound every gender prejudice.

Every possible prejudice is enforced, up to the cannibal suggestion of the final phrase.

It is simply that the state, in its modern godlessness, will not tolerate every religious prejudice – really should prejudices be respected, if they are age-old?