Sentence examples for get prejudiced from inspiring English sources

Nor was our aim in the civil rights movement to get prejudiced white people to love us.

"In the first film you've got humans who are reduced to mindless savages, and intelligent apes who are literally aping human behaviour and doing just as bad a job of it: they've still got prejudices, religious dogmatism and military paranoia".

The Conservatives should get their prejudiced hands off our fundamental freedoms.

"We live with the myth that we've got less prejudiced over the centuries," she tells Olusoga.

Only occasionally did he let prejudices get in the way of Singapore's national interest – which, he clearly saw, lay with keeping US forces in the region.

Don't let prejudices get in the way of a good time.

You even get the prejudice among other people in your own profession.

Unless you live in Danish society, you won't see it, and it's comforting to get our prejudices confirmed.

He is entitled to his vision of what happens when passion and prejudice get out of hand, inasmuch as his father, Malcolm H. Kerr, was assassinated in 1984 while serving as president of the American University in Beirut.

Reflecting on their errors, they gain perspective about how things go wrong, and how misunderstandings and prejudice get in the way of success.

Someone needed to remove #Rudolph from his abusive father and don't get me started on prejudiced Santa.