Sentence examples for prejudices from from inspiring English sources

I wanted to challenge these prejudices from both sides".

Petitioner played precisely upon those prejudices from which at that time insubordination or disloyalty was most likely to develop.

Unfortunately, similar taboos with similar debilitating outcomes exist in other regions saddled with the kinds of anti-women prejudices from which such practices are derived.

Unless universities realise that merely paying lip service to equality will not eliminate society's prejudices from their campuses, racism will continue to flourish.

The focus on excessive detail was, to put it bluntly, a matter of carrying over ingrained prejudices from an overworked model into a domain where they only made life harder.

But non-Muslim Americans like myself may not recognise those claims as ludicrous or offensive so easily, to the extent that we share the prejudices from which they arise.

I've never encountered prejudice from fellow engineers," she says.

I never experienced any prejudice from my bosses or mentors.

It's a tangle of prejudice from all sides.

Those who do report attacks still face prejudice from officials and very low conviction-rates.

Thomas said he faced little outward prejudice from classmates and teammates.