Sentence examples for prejudiced from from inspiring English sources

I was prejudiced from an early age against my native country.

"We feel we have been prejudiced from the outset," a Hull statement read.

Should the lawyer dissemble about the client's unquestioned guilt lest the public -- maybe even the jury about to be empanelled -- becomes prejudiced from the outset ("Even his own lawyer thinks he's guilty")?

"Remove prejudice from our hearts and enable us to love our brothers and sisters of all faiths and none".

A new study suggests preschoolers can "catch" prejudice from grown-ups through nonverbal behavior and it hints at solutions.

But there's never prejudice from players: they don't abuse me, call me a gay boy or a bitch.

IN 1967 Canada invented a way to remove discrimination and prejudice from the process of choosing which immigrants to let in.

Nearly every contestant strutting the runway in sequins and lip gloss has had to overcome adversity and prejudice from family members, peers, or strangers.

She also hears how misunderstandings about what being bisexual means often leads to prejudice from both the straight and gay communities.

Asexuals also face prejudice from within the LGBT community.

This isn't to say that China learned everything about racism and prejudice from America.