Sentence examples for prejudiced him from inspiring English sources
Cosey always claimed that Army discipline permanently prejudiced him against law and order and drove him to drink.
"There is no persuasive evidence that the delay in this prosecution has impaired Ghailani's ability to defend himself in any respect or significantly prejudiced him in any other way pertinent to the speedy trial analysis," Judge Kaplan wrote.
Mr. Wheeler also said that his experience as a lobbyist would not prejudice him in regulating the industries he formerly championed.
"Frankly... it would embarrass him, [and] it would also prejudice him in eyes of the jury pool in Massachusetts," Gowen said.
Baltimore and the N.F.L., at least for now, do not want to suspend Lewis, because such an act may prejudice him in a trial.
In rejecting the defense motion that he remove himself from the case, the judge said that the implication of his former law firm, Vinson & Elkins, in the case would not prejudice him.
He did not let his own faith prejudice him against others, and had respect for those of other denominations who demonstrated a commitment to Christ's teachings.
He also said the material would "prejudice him in eyes of the jury pool in Massachusetts," where Cosby is fighting defamation lawsuits brought by women who say his representatives smeared them by accusing them of lying.
The movie's one Jewish character is a snake, in the professional and personal domains — and he achieves his ends with Jenny because her father fears seeming prejudiced against him, and the one person who sees through him has her motives impugned because of her prejudice.
Green then called for Field's resignation, suggesting the MP was "prejudiced" against him.
