Sentence examples for prejudiced about from inspiring English sources

He is prejudiced about certain thoroughfares.

"We're all socialised to be prejudiced about something.

But prejudice can work in subtle ways.It could indeed be that recruiters from disciplines which think innate talent important are prejudiced about who they select for their PhD programmes.

The Americans are very open to trade, and as a nation of immigrants perhaps less prejudiced about foreign wine.Despite the advent of a horde of new-world producers, some 70% of the world's wines are still made and drunk in Western Europe.

Having recently sold and bought a home in a town 15 miles from New York, I can report that if one is not prejudiced about neighborhoods (and has a like-minded real estate agent) good values in nice older homes are to be found, at least in Essex County, N.J.

I asked him later if his songs had a message for white people or only the black, and he returned to this theme of his origins: "My songs have a message of righteousness, whether you black...Listen, man, you know I'm not prejudiced about myself.

Instead, it creates a context in which ignorance and prejudice about other races go unchallenged.

However, this study demonstrates that adolescents prejudiced beliefs about mental health problems can be changed.

It is not prejudiced to worry about immigration".

Whereas Pride and Prejudice is about rich gentlemen and young ladies, her life seems more normal.

Who wants to sound prejudiced in a case about prejudice?