Sentence examples for mutual prejudice from inspiring English sources

Mutual prejudice and stereotyping, language barriers and fears of shoplifting and crime were factors in those conflicts.

The two Koreas "will have to do a great deal of difficult work to overcome the mutual prejudice and mistrust that had been accumulating for decades," a ministry statement said.

A report commissioned months ago and released today paints a picture of a town divided, in which Asian and white residents are isolated in mutual prejudice, fear and suspicion.

That is seen as an important step toward overcoming mutual prejudices and improving ties further.

Because our Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman get bogged down in what those words mean, how best to represent them, and the mutual resentments, prejudices – and, yes, stereotypes – they dredge up.

At this individual level, we also know from the seminal influent work of Berry (2013) that interculturalism is seen as the most appropriate tool to promote creativity in society, and some of its followers are trying to strengthen the distinctive assets of inter-group relations (Howarth & Andreouli, 2013), such as trust, mutual-knowledge and prejudice reduction.

The six-part series reveals black and white residents struggling to overcome their mutual suspicions and prejudices and then succeeding to take steps to reduce the consequences of years of racial discrimination by landlords, lenders, and city officials.

In a novel about the barriers of racial prejudice, where mutual incomprehension seems the rule, the narrative method is appropriate.

And ignorance is a breeding ground for prejudice, stereotype and mutual suspicion.

But probably the biggest challenge is overcoming prejudices and the mutual suspicion between INGOs and national NGOs.

The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry (FMD) of Sapienza University of Rome and a school of osteopathy, the Centre pour l'Etude, la Recherche et la Diffusion Ostéopathiques (CERDO) of Rome, began a scientific and educational collaboration in order to learn about each other, develop a base of mutual acknowledgement and overcome possible prejudices.