Sentence examples for prejudiced himself from inspiring English sources

I asked the legal department here whether there was a danger John had prejudiced himself because he had made these statements, and they said there was a danger.

If Modi largely escaped judicial censure, at least one close aide was convicted of having a role in the violence, and some campaign rhetoric fuelled fears that India's likely new leader might either be prejudiced himself or happy to exploit the prejudices of others.

The bailiff proved prejudiced himself and selected jurors who seemed likely to convict based on their social position and attitudes toward the defendants.

Armed with hope and a gun (Marny berates his mother for racism, but is not free of prejudice himself), he heads west.

When I asked him whether he had encountered any racial prejudice himself, he said that, a few weeks after September 11th, he had tried to enter a gas station in Essex, Maryland, and been stopped by some white people.

The judge dismissed the motion, as well as a tactically questionable motion by Stone that the judge himself was prejudiced in the case and should withdraw.

Questions over the legitimacy of a black stormtrooper led to Boyega himself calling the reaction "prejudiced".

"The Alawites here are sectarian in every sense of the word and yet they accuse us of being prejudiced," a Baniyas resident who identified himself as Abu Dajana said by telephone.

Wright saw how Johnny's notoriety still prejudiced some people against him, but he himself has only positive memories.

"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.

Bruni comes across as honest and perceptive, more prejudiced against Bush's opponents than in favor of Bush himself.