Sentence examples for prejudice between from inspiring English sources
"We debated quite fiercely, but there was never any personal prejudice between us.
The final result exposed enduring class divisions and prejudice between the south and the north of the country, where votes were heavily skewed towards the Workers Partyy, and where social programmes have had most impact.
The film pursues a theme that runs through Fuller's work – the stupidity and dangers of prejudice between people of different races, colours, nations and creeds – and it concludes as ambiguously as Fuller's 1957 civil war western Run of the Arrow, which closes with the words: "The end of this film can only be written by you".
Cancer, Kash said, "has no prejudice between Democrats and Republicans".
Judge Richard Posner ended the case "with prejudice" between the firms, meaning that neither can re-file the suit - but an appeal is possible.
The lack of race- and gender-based prejudice in this imagined future allows the show to more effectively dramatize the prejudice between Mars, Earth, and Belter factions.
This view seems consistent with recent observations that prejudices between income groups in Bangkok are high.
This book exposes the prejudices between races, North versus South and the different generations.
In my experience (25 years in the corporate culture), prejudices between the groups grow over time as each group views their own worth to the overall organization.
"I think that the main danger is the birth and development of a basic failure of understanding between populations and member states and the return of prejudices between the north and south of Europe, old and new member states, with the potential for very, very great divisions," he said in Paris.
The novel draws on oral lore and parables in its sly critique of those who use traditional beliefs as a pretext for violence".Black Bazar" (2009) returns to Paris, exposing prejudices between African and Antillean, or between west and central Africans, to dispel notions of black harmony.
