Sentence examples for prejudiced statements from inspiring English sources

I think one would have to say the same about Archie, who played the father in "All in the Family". We viewers knew that he loved his family, especially his grandchild, in spite of his blustering prejudiced statements.

While, after some years and much reluctance, he admitted his references to "picanninies" and people with "water-melon smiles" were offensive, he has withdrawn none of his ignorant and prejudiced statements on Islam and Muslims.

Livingstone is the community's obvious choice given his vision for London as a multicultural and diverse society, but it was also the Tories' decision to select Boris Johnson as their mayoral candidate, despite dismay and direct appeals from all quarters to reconsider, given his well-known prejudiced statements against minorities, that strengthened this conviction.

Longtime contributor Pat Buchanan has a well-documented history of prejudiced statements.

On the contrary, the recent blatantly prejudiced statements made by presidential hopefuls Ben Carson, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz point towards an unchecked escalation of anti-Muslim animus.

Despite her prejudiced statements, Marine Le Pen is viewed as having toned down the overtly racist rhetoric of the party when it was led by her father, Jean-Marie -- an open anti-semite and fascist sympathizer.

That is not a prejudiced statement.

The term is especially inappropriate as a label for the anti-Jewish prejudices, statements, or actions of Arabs or other Semites.

Are Johnson's statements prejudiced or are readers being overly sensitive?

"Charlotte Pride envisions a world in which LGBTQ people are affirmed, respected, and included in the full social and civic life of their local communities, free from fear of any discrimination, rejection, and prejudice," the statement added.

"We feel we have been prejudiced from the outset," a Hull statement read.