Sentence examples for prejudiced at from inspiring English sources

The precise question wording is: "How would you describe yourself … as very prejudiced against people of other races, a little prejudiced, or not prejudiced at all?" In 2013, 3% described themselves as "very prejudiced", 27% said they were "a little prejudiced", and 68% said they were "not prejudiced at all" (a further 2% said they did not know).

To extrapolate a personality from these choices is unintelligent at best and prejudiced at worst.

"At minimum don't be prejudiced at learning another language.

Efforts to combat hatred, bigotry and prejudice at sporting events must be intensified.

Mrs. Bloomberg said her son became sensitive to prejudice at a young age.

"Many of the people Galop support feel silenced by abuse on the street, harassment online or prejudice at home.

Travis, Julie Yes, but Labour's failure to scrap Section 28 is condemning more lesbian, gay and bisexual children to isolation, beatings and prejudice at school.

"In a modern world, everything evolves, everything changes," Gray announced at one point, talking not about the need to challenge cliche and prejudice at every turn, but about the FA Cup final being switched to a Wednesday.

Foxcatcher is no exception, with Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo utterly convincing as the blue-collar brothers who find themselves dragged into a world of privilege and prejudice at the du Pont family estate in Pennsylvania.

He was referring to skin color being something that left blacks vulnerable to prejudice at all times.

No one seems to want anything to happen outside the courtroom to prejudice judges at any level.