Sentence examples for it a prejudice from inspiring English sources
Of course the term itself reinforced her belief -- I won't call it a prejudice -- against audio reading.
There is no logic behind this prejudice (coalitions have long been a tolerated part of life in many stable countries, not least Germany), but that, of course, is precisely what makes it a prejudice.
Is the reason just, as Meinong has put it, "a prejudice in favor of the actual"?
It's wrong, it's a prejudice and we're going to draw some real attention to it.
When you look at history" – achievements in arts, science, exploration, for instance – "it's a prejudice based on simple fact".
For a film that claims to fight against prejudice, Bruno fights it with a prejudice of its own.
Whenever the thought or bias arises, you can ask yourself: "Is this bias of mine fair, relevant or even worthy of having?"; or, "does this prejudice own me?"; or, "does this help anyone?"; or, "OK, it's a prejudice, but what is this prejudice, how did I get it, why is it so powerful, why do I find it important?".
But I have a feeling, too, that it is a prejudice that may fail quite suddenly, if only because it is historically so anomalous.
But while Parliament wants to end the practice for the monarchy on the grounds that it discriminates against women, there seems little talk about reform of peerage laws, despite it being a prejudice that has a part to play in Westminster itself.
It's a prejudice in favor of the kind of work done by prosperous insiders; as such, it's an unpleasant prejudice, and one that I'm dismayed to find reflected in the pages of the Times.
