He did not apologise for his vote in favour of the Iraq invasion, but did include the war in a litany of abuses committed by Britain in the Middle East that had generated "prejudices" in the region.
Police even may aggravate an existing prejudice, though they seldom generate prejudice on their own.
And this created a cliché and helped generate this prejudice, that all that comes from outside is bad, that they are going to loot us.
Malebranche attributes all sorts of theoretical errors, fashions, and factionalism (including what he clearly considers an irrational preference for scholastic philosophy) to the prejudices generated by such passionate overflow.
The promise of computer-mediated communication (CMC) to reduce intergroup prejudice has generated mixed results.
Long years of anti-European prejudice from the Tory Eurosceptics, laced with downright insults from their supporting press, have now generated a growing anti-British prejudice in many European capitals, not just Paris.
Immigration has long generated more heat than light; prejudice and rumour are rife.
"I'm very worried because this has generated an atmosphere full of prejudice, an anti-immigrant atmosphere with certain themes that are also anti-Mexican, that benefits no one," he said.
Anyone living in Russia, Italy, Germany or the new states carved out of the Austro-Hungarian empire knew that the great war had destroyed the old political order, overturned the class balance of the pre-1914 and, and generated ideological hatreds and race prejudices that reverberated down to the end of 1945 and even beyond.
The use of improper and/or imprecise terms has the potential to both generate and reinforce prejudices and to diminish the clinical value of the research.
