Sentence examples for much prejudice from inspiring English sources

"There was still so much prejudice everywhere.

"They suffer so much prejudice," Moura continues.

The locals are friendly and there is not much prejudice among Rocinha residents.

Gay activists say that though much prejudice remains in India, there is increasing support for their cause.

His view of the narcotics officers he deals with each day: "There's not that much prejudice in the room".

Although we are known to be multicultural, we have seen how much prejudice there is against black people.

But if we've learnt anything from the spiritual exhumation of Brexit, it's just how much prejudices we thought we had buried are in fact alive and well.

These yelps of joy at first make her seem a touch demented (a bookstore clerk's silence suggests as much), a prejudice Mr. Leigh is delighted to demolish.

But, she said, the idea that abortion is intended to wipe out blacks may be finding fertile ground in a population that has experienced so much sanctioned prejudice and violence.

"In this country, there is much ignorant prejudice of 'day-old.' Everything has to be 'new,'perfectct shape.' It is a mystery to me why to 6 P.M., when the co-op closes, this bread is good to sell but tomorrow by 8 30 A.M., when the co-op opens, it is 'old.' In the place where we come from, my family and neighbors... " Moral vehemence thickened Anton's accent; his breath came ever more audible.

There is too much... prejudice and hate in the world!