Sentence examples for prejudices surrounding from inspiring English sources

"They shatter myths and prejudices surrounding the industry," he said.

Do you think that the underlying prejudices surrounding these cases still exist, even if the rights are protected (e.g., societal resistance to interracial relationships, "unofficial" segregation in schools,)?

More recently, we've had the Fawcett Society's "This is what a feminist looks like" design – a clever way to challenge prejudices surrounding feminism while also recruiting a veritable army of on-message supporters to spread the word.

But he feels strongly about a few unpleasant prejudices surrounding Turkey and the Turkish, and also owes support to ITKIB (the Association of Turkish Textile and Garment Exporters) which is running the event and which has sponsored his own shows.

Stereotypes are hard to reverse, but the prejudices surrounding crack are particularly enduring, with the deeply engrained canard that its use always leads to insatiable addiction and self-destruction.

Perhaps, you'll face prejudices surrounding your abilities as compared to your male counterparts.

The vulgarity of his ambition, however, is no match for the ugliness of the social prejudice surrounding him.

Hysteria and prejudice surrounding Aids was at its height, and the media had not yet grasped the fact that heterosexuals were at risk too.

The fact that bad ideas can get off the ground at all is proof of the persistent ignorance and prejudice surrounding Africa among otherwise well-meaning people.

Both women favor jeans, eyeliner, head scarves — and tireless efforts by the hundreds of thousands Muslims in New York to confront both the curiosity and the prejudice surrounding Muslims after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

And, at the height of his fame in 1989, Haring attacked the prejudice surrounding the growing Aids crisis with his painting Silence = Death, which features figures covering their eyes and ears and a pink triangle (the badge gay men were forced to wear in the Nazi death camps, and appropriated in the 70s and 80s as a symbol of gay pride).