Sentence examples for prejudiced in a from inspiring English sources
He was prejudiced in a "very gut-level way," Nussbaum told me.
They are, at their core, an acceptance that hiring practices are prejudiced in a way no one is interested in really thinking about or changing.
Who wants to sound prejudiced in a case about prejudice?
It's important to recognise that these findings are not indicative of anything other than how many people describe themselves as racially prejudiced in an interview situation.
I am not prejudiced in any way".
Corbyn is trying to shape the agenda, and refuses to buckle to prejudice in a way that no other Labour leader would.
Meanwhile, LGBTQ rights advocate Peter Tatchell accused Hammond of "pandering to prejudice" in an interview with the BBC.
It is hard to be definite, but the evidence suggests that, if judges have a bias, it is a "chivalrous" prejudice in favour of women.
"Bullying and prejudice in our public life sets a national tone and provides permission for cruelty and bigotry.
If you're committed to combating discrimination and prejudice in academia, gender studies is an eccentrically misguided choice of target.
Anything else is just prejudice in disguise.
