Sentence examples for is a prejudice from inspiring English sources

Every word is a prejudice, Nietzsche famously points out.

Trollope was later rehabilitated, but still today there is a prejudice against prolific writers.

She "says that it is a prejudice that one should always sleep at night time.

It is a prejudice the Japanese have been happy to keep.

"There is a prejudice against us," Mr. Gul said, declaring the European decision unacceptable.

"There is a prejudice," said Jacques Defrance, professor of the sociology of sport at the University of Paris.

Maybe that's a prejudice, she concedes.

That's not a hypothesis -- it's a prejudice".

And he added: "For me, that's a prejudice that borders on racism.

"For me, that's a prejudice that borders on racism," he said.

"There's been a prejudice, a bias, that obesity is a behavioral abnormality," Dr. Barsh said.