Sentence examples for prejudiced remarks from inspiring English sources
You can bet the former Brazil manager would have been on the next flight to Rio if he had been found to have made racially prejudiced remarks.
A few of his black friends have told him he'll be unhappy at such a white college, and at his shelter, he's always hearing prejudiced remarks.
The damage Mr. Breitbart suffered to his credibility after he posted a tipster's edited video that showed an Agriculture Department official, Shirley Sherrod, making what appeared to be prejudiced remarks seems not to matter as far as his fans are concerned.
Reading Woolf on Nellie and, indeed, on the working class in general, it's easy to conclude that she was a cow to work for (prejudice, Light remarks, was her default mode, even though she picked at these prejudices in her fiction).
I must be prepared for such remarks, she said, but everyone wasn't so insecure or so prejudiced.
Her conditional remark was less a commentary on the trees that surrounded her than on what she had been prejudiced to see.
Hey dorkus, you prejudiced?
