Sentence examples for prejudice sustained from inspiring English sources
To determine the precise degree of prejudice sustained by Glasser as a result of the court's appointment of Stewart as counsel for Kretske is at once difficult and unnecessary.
In contrast, a relaxed acceptance of explicit, banana-waving prejudice sustains a legacy of insidious Gallic racism that shows no sign of ending.
The young, for all the talk of a lost generation, have buoyancy and self-belief, while the old have their gripes and prejudices to sustain them.
Hazel McCallion, who transformed the Toronto suburb of Mississauga into one of Canada's biggest cities during her long-time tenure as mayor, recently published a noteworthy piece on the harmful effects of stereotypes and sustained prejudices about seniors.
A middle-aged caveman sustained by Kit-Kats and prejudice, with galloping eczema around his nether regions and trousers so shiny you could do your makeup in them, "Robbo" is an old-school copper bent on promotion.
Two centuries of Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" are particularly revealing about the novel's broad and sustained popular reach.
"We need longer sustained stories that reflect and tell us where the prejudices and blind spots are and continue to be in this culture and society...This is a race and class issue that is affecting everyone.
Awkwardly sustained by the fragile stature of my neck, this world of people, generations, prejudices, and myself seesaws back and forth upon the tip of my nose as I desperately attempt to maintain some sort of equilibrium.
Blethyn's character finds her prejudices challenged by the fortitude of her fellow parent, and the suspense of their growing intimacy is sustained by the fact that their children's fate remains a mystery until the final scenes.
Diasporas have sustained us.
