Sentence examples for is prejudiced from inspiring English sources
noun
An adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge of the facts.
He is prejudiced about certain thoroughfares.
The defence case is prejudiced without it.
Everyone is prejudiced against his films.
Elizabeth Bennet is prejudiced, which leads her to misjudge him.
I reject the idea that BBC News is prejudiced in the way that's being suggested.
That view is prejudiced; it is also short-sighted.Western Europe needs Turkey.
"Individuals must have full access to information so no one is prejudiced in their investment decisions".
Are there no movies where the white guy is prejudiced anymore?
Thus, a violation of the Sixth Amendment right to effective representation is not "complete" until the defendant is prejudiced.
Critics say Modi, who is chief minister of Gujarat, has authoritarian tendencies and is prejudiced along sectarian lines.
Critics say he is a dangerous authoritarian who is prejudiced against the country's 150m strong Muslim minority.
