Sentence examples for obvious prejudice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yerushalmi's obvious prejudice against Muslims and Islam is a betrayal of Jewish history.

The two legal teams have struck a hundred and twenty-five others for obvious prejudice.

Maybe it's because I lived abroad, I escaped the obvious prejudice she's suffered".

Never mind crushing inequality, obvious prejudice and a stranglehold on well-paid jobs by the privately educated.

I would stipulate to as much of this evidence as I could to avoid the obvious prejudice that it would cause to the defense of he case".

Perhaps even more remarkable than the not-so-subtle exclusion of Noah Feldman and his future wife from the published version of his 10th high-school reunion photo and the yeshiva's subsequent newsletters is Feldman's uncommon restraint and reasoned effort in trying to understand the school's obvious prejudice.

It might feel unsatisfactory and unscientific, particularly if it risks playing into some of the jurors' obvious prejudices about the defendants, but it will help break the deadlock.

Obvious prejudices are easy to diagnose.

"The evidence is contradictory, the forensic analysis is limited, and almost all the witnesses have an obvious bias or prejudice".

"Many local beach users have the opinion that Cronulla beaches are for locals only and show an obvious racial prejudice against Middle Eastern males".

It is important to note here that our methodology is a precise means of measuring and comparing simulation time series and that it has no obvious inherent prejudice with respect to the type of model or means of simulation.