Sentence examples for personal prejudice from inspiring English sources

At least, that's if you have an irritating one, or an accent the person you're meeting has a personal prejudice against.

But Ferdinand de Lesseps, the nonengineer who chaired the deciding council, had a firm personal prejudice toward the Panama location and a dominant personality that swayed the final vote.

I must confess to a personal prejudice here.

I let my personal prejudice against clicking and clacking blind me to the typewriter's resurgence potential.

The issue of what makes a car original is full of complications and personal prejudice.

The SDLP described Poots's latest claims as "confusing personal prejudice with prudent policy".

And the advice that doctors have given can be based on personal prejudice, not evidence.

Personal prejudice is not a matter of central concern to black people.

"We debated quite fiercely, but there was never any personal prejudice between us.

He has reviewed numerous cases and said the majority originate from "ill will and personal prejudice".

Other members accused her of governing the committee according to personal prejudice.