Sentence examples for prejudice judgment from inspiring English sources

Feminism is about creating a world of equality, free of prejudice, judgment, or hatred between the sexes.

According to MTV, Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" promotes a "world free from prejudice, judgment and self-doubt," while Katy Perry's "Firework" celebrates the "spark and originality in all of us".

Raised in California and a longtime admirer of Harrison's music, I have always resented seemingly prejudiced judgments against the state and its music, and I have been pleased to see the rise of softer, more welcoming compositional alternatives to the fiercest dissonance.

One participant summed it up as " …the stress factors [are] the fears, the prejudice, judgments toward the country, towards the hospital, [and] treatment procedures" (Turkey, 1).

The Conservative MP Fiona Bruce, also a member of the parliamentary pro-life group, commented: "The pro-abortion movement did their best to prejudice this judgment.

"But it does not prejudice future judgments on this matter".

Public prejudice, moralistic judgments and stigma are the major barriers that discourage open discussion on the subject.

For instance, an individual who possesses the virtue of testimonial justice will be attentive to the possibility that biases and prejudice affect her judgments about a speaker's credibility, and will learn to distrust her credibility judgments when such biases may be operative.

Many of the stories are told through the eyes of young men and women; their fresh gaze penetrates the staid and often corrupt hearts of their fathers and mothers and uncles and aunties, without prejudice or judgment.

Absent that stereotype, though, is any whiff of prejudice or judgment towards other motorists, something that appealed to Murao.

Participants then could act as witness to their own testimony without prejudice or judgment from their inner executioner.