Sentence examples for prejudices that from inspiring English sources

It speaks to some deep prejudices that exist here.

Many others quietly share the prejudices that have persisted over centuries.

This speaks of deep, ugly prejudices that make facts and rational discourse irrelevant.

The prejudices that once inhibited voters from switching directly between the main parties are evaporating too.

But he had to contend with the same prejudices that affected other British Muslims.

Fox News erupted in outrage, selectively editing the clip to confirm Republican prejudices that Obama doesn't understand the private sector.

Skating taught me to appreciate diversity and understand the prejudices that come along with how people look.

Blyton's distaste for foreigners and "Gypsies" can more easily be imagined as reinforcing the prejudices that persist today.

In Britain, with its lingering anti-intellectual prejudices, that just about writes her off as an art star.

The students' attitudes represent prejudices that are deep-seated among the Bangladesh's educated elite and newspaper-reading classes.

Often the things that are sold are based on inherited prejudices that will be overturned in the future".