Sentence examples for hidden bigotry from inspiring English sources

It felt like hidden bigotry had come out to make itself known.

He was the epitome of being politically correct when it didn't mean hiding bigotry behind a cleansed up term such as 'politically correct'.

The National Front did not hide their bigotry.

"Brian's heartless readings of the Bible, then his turns to 'natural law' when the Bible fails, don't hide his bigotry and cruelty," Mr. Miller wrote in an e-mail.

"People hide their bigotry behind their promotion of atheism, and I think it's disturbing".

Some of the most vocal anti-Muslim voices try to hide their bigotry behind the claim that they're trying to protect women.

Worley's efforts to hide his bigotry behind his alleged Christianity are unfortunate and cowardly, but it also raise questions for Christians and Christian leaders across America.

Yet it's okay for Dungy to spew his homophobic invective because he is mild-mannered and hides his bigotry behind his religious beliefs, much the way some white Southerners did/do.

It's no surprise that he'd list it as an "American icon" in order to appeal to those who would hide their bigotry in being "Pro-American Freedom".

Savage's husband Terry Miller seemed to echo those sentiments, telling Oppenheimer, Briann's heartless readings of the Bible, then his turns to 'natural law' when the Bible fails, don't hide his bigotry and cruelty.

Everett's descriptions of the Red Desert and the mechanics of horseriding are wonderfully involving, and his Midwest a compelling place which juxtaposes remote caves with Wal-Mart and community spirit with half-hidden bigotry.