Sentence examples for grounds of appearance from inspiring English sources

Pretty good for one short blog: sexism, ageism, a demand for self-censorship, discrimination on the grounds of appearance and sheer blithering absurdity.

Oxford's 1999 20thh Century Words," by John Ayto, defines lookism as "prejudice or discrimination on the grounds of appearance (i.e., uglies are done down and the beautiful people get all the breaks)." The lexicographer's earliest citation was in The Washington Post Magazine in 1978, which reported that fat people coined a defensive word: "lookism -- discrimination based on looks".

Even at lower concentrations it may cause 'dirty' water problems with consumers rejecting the water on the grounds of appearance.

The judging committee rejected 17 of the 22 plans submitted, on the grounds of appearance or cost.

So the only objection can be on grounds of "appearances".

More specifically, one can either think the unconditioned as an intelligible ground of appearances, or as the total (even if infinite) set of all appearances.

The more women focus on improving their looks, Ms Rhode argues, the less they think about others.Discriminating against people on the grounds of personal appearance should be banned, she says.

In The Beauty Bias, she writes that discrimination on the grounds of personal appearance should be banned.

Experiences of discrimination on the grounds of sex, age, ethnicity, appearance, disability, sexual orientation, and others using 7 questions (yes/no) from a European study [ 70].

Experience of discrimination on the grounds of sex, age, ethnicity, appearance, disability or sexual orientation using questions from a recent European study [ 67].

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