Sentence examples for prejudiced to from inspiring English sources

It is not prejudiced to worry about immigration".

"It is not prejudiced to worry about immigration," Ed Miliband suggests.

Naipaul appears to be prejudiced to basically everyone except white males.

That is why I have changed Labour's position on immigration since 2010, because it is not prejudiced to worry about immigration.

Like all but a small number of white Americans, she was too prejudiced to see that slavery itself was predicated on and perpetuated by violence and brutality.

"You'll never see me because casting directors are too prejudiced to bring me in for auditions," I've said, "so I'd like to give you my card and hope you check me out".

REACH legislation applies without prejudice to workplace health and safety legislation (e.g. 98/24/EC, 2004/37/EC [7, 8]).

The judge is dismissing it without prejudice to a renewal.

Bigoted fans have brought their prejudices to the games.

It's a hard prejudice to shift right now.

He took the step "without prejudice" to outstanding legal issues.