Sentence examples for prejudicial argument from inspiring English sources

He is able to make people believe that a fundamentally flawed and prejudicial argument that demeans minorities is actually for their uplift.

The judge declared a mistrial, saying that Christofferson-Titchbourne's lawyers had presented prejudicial arguments.

Judge Timothy Workman turned aside defense arguments that "unprecedented and wholly prejudicial levels of publicity" in the United States would deny the suspect, Amar Makhlulif, 37, a fair trial there.

Judge Barry G. Williams refused to dismiss charges against the officers, rejecting arguments from the defense that Ms. Mosby had made prejudicial comments at a news conference in May.

Just as those who want creationism taught in public schools have resorted to unscientific intelligent design arguments, the MRAs are trying to back-up their prejudicial claims with unscientific conclusion-first thinking.

A close analysis of the Bible is particularly important for any argument that the freedom of philosophizing essentially, freedom of thought and speech is not prejudicial to piety.

Defense lawyers, in their own closing arguments, attacked the government's case as based on "smoke and mirrors" and steeped in "prejudicial innuendo," and argued that there was no clear evidence of a conspiracy to lie or even proof that one of the officers convicted of taking part in the attack had actually been involved.

The three-judge panel rejected Mr. Miller's arguments that prosecutors had systematically kept black people off the jury and that the judge had allowed jurors to hear "prejudicial and unsubstantiated" testimony.

"Such articles are irrelevant, prejudicial and confusing.

Using it would be prejudicial, they contend.

The "fitness removal" could appear prejudicial.