Sentence examples for in prejudicing from inspiring English sources

The film chronicled the role of automotive and construction interests in prejudicing public byways against all travelers save those on four wheels.

In 1986, Tories handed out leaflets in Haringey that said: "You do not want your child to be educated to be a homosexual or lesbian," and "We do not believe in prejudicing young minds.

In 1986, Tories handed out leaflets in Haringey that said: "You do not want your child to be educated to be a homosexual or lesbian" and "We do not believe in prejudicing young minds.

Here, sir, in prejudiced America, we can never be men".

They were using the built-in prejudices against a yacht club against us.

In other contexts, society punishes the act rather than the thought, attacking discrimination in deed, not prejudice in belief.

I never grew up in prejudice.

He said the bill was rooted in prejudice.

Ouseley said he had detected a rise in prejudice in football and beyond.

In times of stress, even smart and sophisticated people tend to be swept up in prejudice.

"This is a view based in prejudice, based in homophobia, based in bigotry and it needs to be called out".