Sentence examples for just prejudicial from inspiring English sources

Racial profiling is more than just prejudicial: it's unconstitutional.

"But there are so many homophobic, not even homophobic but just prejudicial, acts you witness all the time, every single day in London," she claimed.

But as right-wing states rolled back the achievements of secular modernity (most obviously, Adolf Hitler's Nazi Germany, which trampled church prerogatives), Christians realized that extremists could be just as prejudicial as secular governments to Christian values.

"The news release the RCMP issued the following day provided just enough prejudicial information for the average reader to draw their own conclusions that the shooting was somehow justified," Chief Bobby Cameron said.

It is just as prejudicial to shippers and the public for a railroad that uses a portion of track under lease or contract to discriminate, as it is for the discrimination to be inflicted by a railroad that owns its entire track.

Chief Bobby Cameron added the release "provided just enough prejudicial information for the average reader to draw their own conclusions that the shooting was somehow justified".

Without having some sort of talent or underlying gimmick that the audience can focus on, it's just a prejudicial mess.

"I was very concerned that in the event of a hung jury that it would just reinforce the prejudicial stereotypes that have been attached to Philadelphia and Neshoba County.

Maybe it's time to check your supervisors email for something prejudicial (just don't get caught).

Stanton wrote that "the clergy denounced it as the work of Satan ... ...... Some were put off just by its prejudicial, sacrilegious title, especially those who did not take the time to read the book.

The Puerto Rican soldiers surmounted not only the Communist enemy but also prejudicial attitudes.