Sentence examples for prejudiced thinking from inspiring English sources

Help children by giving examples on how they can respond to prejudiced thinking or acts of discrimination.

While Walker's name-dropping scored Icke a bit of attention, he remains far out of the mainstream, known only for his outlandish ideas and prejudiced thinking.

A surge in prejudiced thinking about and behavior toward minorities.

"I'm used to studying prejudice, teaching prejudice, thinking about prejudice, and the literature is just suffused with pessimism about any prospect of attitude change," Green told me.

Just like no snowflake or planet is the same as another, we must be on our guard against using anthropomorphic prejudice when thinking about consciousness.

The attorney for Guzman, Angel Eduardo Balarezo, argued in response that keeping the jurors' identities secret and transporting to and from the courthouse by armed guards would unfairly prejudice them into thinking Guzman was dangerous, and by extension, guilty.

Lincoln was relatively devoid of personal prejudice, but that doesn't mean that he didn't incorporate prejudice into his thinking.

I also tried to dispel my prejudices and started thinking more critically about how Germany handled reunification.

Malcolm Gladwell calls the behavior an unconscious prejudice, a prejudice you reach without even thinking.

We need a revolution of young minds, thinking without prejudices, to rescue the European project.

"Whenever a woman enters a new male-dominated field, they find the same hesitation, the same prejudice, the same stereotype thinking.