Sentence examples for prejudiced through from inspiring English sources

But Rouhani's opening should be tested rather than prejudiced through threats or the further sanctions Netanyahu is urging.

"Before that I suppose we'd been quite prejudiced, through ignorance.

From slavery and prejudice through the civil war and Jim Crow, the American south has a past full of inexcusable ugliness.

Ahmed views his camera as a "weapon of love," breaking down hate and prejudice through the simple act of sharing stories.

After all, it didn't involve prejudiced humans digging through reams of paper, just machines processing cold numbers.

A passionate defender of the hard-working poor, Anbinder accuses Asbury of seeing Five Points, a downtown neighborhood that was arguably the worst slum in New York history, through eyes prejudiced against its Irish newcomers.

Nov. 2 HEMPSTEAD -- "Pride and Prejudice"; through Nov. 5; Adams Playhouse.

He, and others, worried the Republican nominee has rekindled prejudice through inflammatory rhetoric about black people, Latinos and Muslims.

He consistently attacks the vacuous nature of celebrity, and challenges us to look at our own prejudices through his searing, unflinching deconstruction of society's holy cow subjects.

It's about continuing to benefit from racial prejudice through subtle and not-so-subtle sound bites that play to the Republican Party's far-right base.

The idea has a way of prying open hidden prejudices through multiple means, like so many keys, one of which might just turn the lock.