Sentence examples for prejudices regarding from inspiring English sources
That's All Right ran roughshod over stylistic boundaries and racial prejudices regarding music.
She hopes the book will make people in China and Taiwan abandon long-held suspicions and prejudices regarding each other.
Viewers with expectations, or, rather, prejudices regarding what constitutes a movie regarding scripts, acting, and psychology are bound to be confounded by "To the Wonder".
Todd Solondz is not a satirist but a caricaturist, whose derisive views of middle-class characters feed into art-house viewers' prejudices regarding the tasteless and the mercantile.
Viewers with expectations, or, rather, prejudices regarding what constitutes a movie — regarding scripts, acting, and psychology — are bound to be confounded by "To the Wonder".
Prejudices regarding Somalis, Islam and "backward African tribal customs" (a phrase that regularly pops up) are conflated to create an image of a dark, brutal, incorrigible mass who, to use Kipling's phrase, are "half devil, half child" and therefore cannot be trusted to even raise their own children decently.
Mesenteric panniculitis can be a misleading term: it is commonly misused to design an increased density of the mesentery without prejudice regarding the etiology.
It is found that prejudice regarding the deficiency of timber houses, in terms of fire resistance, durability and stability, persists in the minds of consumers.
To deny his artistry is to display prejudice regarding the economic and bureaucratic structures of moviemaking in favor of the traditional and pre-industrial arts.
Today's movies offer an embarrassment of niches, and the avid reach of contemporary criticism — approaching movies without prejudice regarding a movie's ostensible demographic — shines light on many of these dark corners, and brings otherwise obscure or unheralded works into well-deserved prominence.
The results also show that even though students were quite prejudiced regarding the TOE, they were ready to explore it deeply.
