Sentence examples for negative prejudices from inspiring English sources
People here often speak as if the rest of the world — especially the West — hopes that the event will be a failure, confirming all their negative prejudices.
As Susan Fiske, a Princeton professor who has studied people's attitudes toward the poor for more than a decade, told me on Friday: "The stereotypes of poor people in the United States are among the most negative prejudices that we have.
Kaye leans on his audience's vague, negative prejudices against the public school system.
Some minority students are discouraged from achieving in school by the negative prejudices of ethnic peers; such a view has been expressed in articles in The New York Times, Time magazine, and The Wall Street Journal and by public figures and academics across a political spectrum.
EVERY negative prejudice about immigrants can be confirmed by a visit to Wormwood Scrubs.
These worldviews, which include identity narratives of righteousness, become ever more rigid under these circumstances, leading to growing distrust, hatred and negative prejudice against out-groups.
Because the overall data is not normative, it is difficult to determine whether there was an overall "positive" or "negative" prejudice.
This being a negative prejudice towards the disease itself, it can also be transferred toward the patient and its' care strengthening this way their inability to cope and promoting "avoidance" as a defensive mechanism especially in those cases where the patient is a person socially close to them.
Negative stereotypes, prejudices and discriminations against Fulani pastoralists are usually made due to their being non-citizens and invariably have no rights as citizens in Ghana.
Most of the pastoralists interviewed reiterated that they do not feel welcomed and seen as part of the Ghanaian society because of these negative stereotypes, prejudices and practices of exclusion.
A demagogue is a leader who appeals to and excites the negative emotions, prejudices, and ignorance of a populace for the purposes of political power.
