Sentence examples for prejudicial about from inspiring English sources

I will not be prejudicial about people.

Unfortunately, far too many of us respond without even thinking about it, with prejudicial thoughts about the person's race, religion, ethnicity, body, clothing, or differences in social class, sexual orientation, age or disability, or any other variation that gives us the illusion that we are better than someone else.

The First Amendment gives extraordinary protections to the U.S. press: the press can almost never be stopped from publishing the news, is allowed to publish prejudicial stories about persons charged with crimes and about to stand trial, and are afforded extremely broad protection from being sued for libel.

Well-adjusted and educated children should not develop prejudicial thoughts about the composition of a family or about gender.

Free expression generally trumps libel, prejudicial comment about pending court cases, and so-called "hate speech".

Churchill was a late-Victorian sabre-rattler and Roosevelt seems to have once made a prejudicial comment about Jews.

In the wake of the incident, Deray McKesson, a BLM activist, condemned "prejudicial statements about motive that are baseless".

To exaggerate the disparity between outer and inner, comically or otherwise, can be a way to unsettle prejudicial ideas about identity.

Pro-government media have made much of these recordings, in which some officers are heard making prejudicial statements about members of the governing party.

In her clever, ideologically pointed sculptures, installations, collages and videos, she aims to deconstruct prejudicial stereotypes about the arts and cultures of Latin America.

Prejudicial conversations about ongoing trials which were once confined to the dinner table, pub or dressing room are now conducted with an online audience of millions.