Sentence examples for highly prejudiced from inspiring English sources
She proves to be highly prejudiced against "muggle borns" (wizards born to non-magical parents), which leads her to committing atrocities later in the series.
I grew up in a highly prejudiced place [Milwaukee in the 1940s and '50s], where we had no contact with anybody but our own kind.
Experiment 1 showed that compared to a no-strategy control condition, highly prejudiced perceivers tended to express less desire to meet an Arab-American when he asked them to take his perspective on prejudice, but they expressed more desire to meet him when he asked self-affirming questions prior to making the perspective-taking request.
People who live in ethnically diverse streets are less racially prejudiced than individuals living in highly segregated areas and their increased tolerance is due directly to the experience of a more integrated society, a study has found.
In 1982, a questionnaire sent to members of the San Diego County Medical Society revealed that 23% of respondents exhibited prejudiced attitudes and 30% would reject a highly qualified gay applicant to medical school [ 13].
Polls suggest that highly educated people tend to be more open and less prejudiced.
"I apologise for the timing of the announcements, because clearly that was a mistake, and that's highly regrettable, but the bottom line is that nobody was prejudiced by the offer made to Celtic supporters".
Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?
