Sentence examples for misconceptions and prejudices from inspiring English sources

It concluded that the problem was pervasive: more needed to be done to challenge misconceptions and prejudices, especially among young Afrikaners.

Fred Voodoo is, of course, a stereotype, the generic Haitian "other" into which outsiders conveniently pour their agendas, misconceptions and prejudices by way of explaining a place that seems so maddeningly inexplicable.

Ms. Bridges is a lively memoirist, habituated since childhood to navigating a familiar sea of misconceptions and prejudices with a tart wit and the "double consciousness," to quote W. E. B. Du Bois, worn by so many African-Americans.

But much like Shirin Neshat, Shahzia Sikander and other successful expatriate female artists from Muslim nations, she trades in stereotypes, reflecting back at us our own misconceptions and prejudices.

In addition to the racist comments, misconceptions, and prejudices that I have to deal with, my male peers expose me to sexual harassment and objectification.

David Remnick On That New Yorker Cover: It's Satire, Meant To Target "Distortions And Misconceptions And Prejudices" About Obama (HuffPost).

The disease is mired in a bog of misconception and prejudice, doctors say.

Hildrew says that it is for this reason that teachers should use all of their knowledge and experience to calm situations down, address any misconceptions or prejudices about clearing and come up with appropriate options.

In that case we must all do what we can to persuade the German public to abandon some of its most ingrained prejudices and misconceptions and accept eurobonds.

Clichés and prejudices prevail.

Confirmabilty was conducted by setting aside all presumptions and prejudices.