Sentence examples for prejudiced by from inspiring English sources

Describes the wranglings of the jury who had been prejudiced by the Judge.

The rest of the world, seeking to emulate French achievements, grows less prejudiced by the year.

"Are you always so prejudiced by petty details?" Mr. Asprey snapped.

When I met Obama, I realized I'd been prejudiced by years of feeling unworthy.

A judge can still claim to be prejudiced by press reports although in reality he is unlikely to do so.

Jurors who spoke about the trial said that they had not been prejudiced by what the judge said.

To get relief, Mr. Padilla still needs to show that he was actually prejudiced by the bad advice.

Dr. Sheppard spent 10 years in prison before the Supreme Court ruled that his trial had been prejudiced by publicity.

"I don't want to be prejudiced by a stock's price before digging into the business itself," he said.

But, in theory, we should also be spared a voting system than can be prejudiced by political allegiance.

"The priceless friendships and community forged in the fires of our traditions and events are irredeemably prejudiced by the completely disproportionate sanctions now placed on the LMSS".