Sentence examples for prejudiced potential from inspiring English sources

The trial was shifted here from Charleston after Mr. Zain's lawyers argued that news media notoriety had prejudiced potential jurors.

The report concluded it was foreseeable that the content of "Death on the Rock" would become known in Gibraltar, but that it would not have prejudiced potential jurors as, in the authors' opinion, the programme raised one possibility, but did not seek to present it as the only possible version of events.

The mean score of these four items was calculated, constituting the scale Prejudiced beliefs, ranging from 0.0 (no prejudiced beliefs) to 4.0 (maximum prejudiced beliefs).

First, for anyone who wants the world to be a less prejudiced place: a 20-minute dialogue has the potential to pay off not just for the next election -- not just on one issue -- but in the long run.

A Child of Our Time urges us to feel empathy for everyone and expresses the need for us to try and understand humankind's ability to be selfish, prejudiced and mean, without losing faith in our limitless potential to be considerate, compassionate and loving.

Larkin may have been a grumpy, prejudiced curmudgeon, but he was our grumpy, prejudiced curmudgeon.

We are asked to condemn because prejudiced assumptions are at play: Muslims are inherently violent, backward, a fifth column and a potential threat.

When Daljeet Singh took the journey, though, he saw an altogether more dystopian vision of America: one in which it feels like a prejudiced and paranoid place where to be perceived as "Arabic" is to be viewed as a potential terrorist.

A narrow and prejudiced kind, maybe?

"What a stupid prejudiced thought!" wrote Lily, from Brazil.

"I think he was a prejudiced man," she added.