Sentence examples for incorrect prejudices from inspiring English sources
There has been a violent posthumous reaction against Larkin, largely because of revelations of his politically incorrect prejudices.
Many will guiltily enjoy the dismissive, politically incorrect prejudices as narratorial hostility or disdain washes in turn over Belgium, Luxembourg, Norwegians, English tourists, four-wheel-drives, anti-smokers, priests, American imperialists, Muslims, the 20th century..
And it's well known that respondents to polls are reluctant to express politically incorrect views, particularly ethnic prejudices, even if the survey is "anonymous".
Some common actions, including wearing Halloween costumes, have implicit prejudice and are politically incorrect.
Also, generalised prejudices against the medication were judged incorrect by the vast majority of general practitioners, whereas only a minority of the general population sample rejected them (Drugs can only calm down patients 88% vs. 35%, and make them even more ill 92% vs. 45%. For complete results see Table 1).
It is those individuals, the proudly prejudiced and the so-called politically incorrect, who will pack up their Make America Great Again signs and whimper off into oblivion.
People with psoriasis often feel prejudiced against due to the commonly held incorrect belief that psoriasis is contagious.
One could speculate that Baron Cohen and Charles may think it's impossible to be both liberal and prejudiced, or, to put it more bluntly, liberal and incorrect.
Their goal: Skewing democratic outcomes by putting out misleading, deceptive or incorrect information that's packaged as real news about politics, economics or culture — yet presented in a way that panders to prejudices and is more likely to get virally spread on mainstream social media platforms where it has the chance to influence people's views.
