Sentence examples for prejudice me from inspiring English sources

Here is how he makes the case:I know that if I were a student at Brooklyn College today, I would not major in political science for fear that my support for Israel and my opposition to BDS might prejudice me in the eyes of professors whose department has endorsed BDS, thus discriminating against my point of view in the marketplace of ideas.

Elsewhere Dershowitz has argued that he would "not major in political science at Brooklyn College for fear that my support for Israel and my opposition to BDS might prejudice me in the eyes of professors whose department has endorsed BDS, thus discriminating against my viewpoint in the marketplace of ideas".

Knowing that there are contemporary artists who work, to great fanfare and profitable controversy, in the medium of animal body parts somehow prejudiced me toward the picture and made me wonder if maybe Jesse Helms and his good-old-boy circle don't have a point.

"My affection [for Ochs] no doubt prejudiced me, so it is worth [noting] that many observers who care more for folk music than I do remember both his compositions and his vibrato tenor as close to the peak of the genre".

"When the system isn't consistent and predictable, when people are punished randomly, they think, My probation officer doesn't like me, or, Someone's prejudiced against me," Alm told me, "rather than seeing that everyone who breaks a rule is treated equally, in precisely the same way".

Not that I have a problem with my name, but don't have prejudice towards me because of my name.

And I was humbled and honored to share my family's story and to discuss how our experience with discrimination and prejudice made me a firm believer in the power of civil liberties advocacy.

'Is It Prejudiced of Me to Not Want to Sleep with a Trans Person?'.

A question sent to me on Curious Cat: "Is it prejudiced of me to not want to sleep with a trans person?

"There's nothing I've done that prejudices me on this case," Judge Rosemarie Aquilina told Nassar's attorneys in court Friday morning.

Something that I deal with consistently is men and women of all races, ethnicities and nationalities telling me how someone is being racist, sexist or prejudiced against me.