Sentence examples for prejudiced less from inspiring English sources

It is a trance of cultural tyranny that consciously or unconsciously wants to erase evidence of its own shortcomings, anything that would reveal it to be less prejudiced, less compassionate or wonderful than it considers itself to be.

Unlike many comedians, Silverman excavates prejudice less by digging into her own background (though in one episode she insincerely promises "full-frontal Jew-dity") than by strip-mining the turf of other minorities, particularly blacks and gays.

Is anti-gay prejudice less ugly or dangerous because it hides in the shadows?

"You can build a robust scale, you can pick up on people who are more prejudiced or less prejudiced on that scale — but it's hard to say 40percentt of people hold prejudice on this issue".

For now we know that "a good listening to" helps prejudiced voters become less prejudiced and stay that way.

In this worldview, Americans are becoming more likely to trust our neighbors, less prejudiced, more tolerant of people different than us, less materialistic and more apt to desire a good life based on satisfying relationships.

The nightclubs of Britain had a bit of a shitty time of it in 2015, faced with overt prejudices, less-than-safe-spaces, and more closures than a tupperware demonstration at a psychoanalysts.

Similarly an Indian study [ 27] concluded that HCWs with more knowledge regarding HIV/AIDS showed less prejudice to PLWHA and that doctors were less prejudiced when compared to nurses in their attitude towards PWLHA.

But does being less prejudiced make you have these friends, or does having those friends make you less prejudiced?

Less prejudice needed Mr Whittaker appealed to boys' clubs to be a little less prejudiced against the idea of a Teddy boys' association, and he asked the police to show discretion, goodwill, and helpfulness towards teddy boys.

They are far less prejudiced than earlier generations against blacks and gays.