Sentence examples for prejudicial assumptions from inspiring English sources

And an end to the discrimination and prejudicial assumptions against private hire drivers.

Jenner makes prejudicial assumptions as reflexively as a child reaches for candy, and we are meant to think of her as just as untrained.

David Cameron has suffered prejudicial assumptions because of his schooling, so I wondered if Dacre has met any toff-bashing in theatre?

But over the six months that have passed since Garner-Snipes lost her father, there has been a growing sense that black lives matter less than white; that the police in the US are prone to making swift, prejudicial assumptions based on the colour of someone's skin; and that, if and when they do, no one will hold them to account.

Upon scrutiny, I discovered that your statements and claims are so riddled with hypocrisy, contradictions and prejudicial assumptions that I felt it imperative to publicly request an explanation.

Why do we need to glorify or vilify others (and in the most passionate terms) when we don't have a basis to do so other than our own prejudicial assumptions?

Major studies have disproved the long-standing, prejudicial assumption of a link between race and dangerousness.

That's what I love about Danya -- her ability to adapt if she finds she has harbored a prejudicial assumption".

This prejudicial assumption in women's sports creates a hostile environment for athletes perceived as lesbian, who might be shunned for "perpetuating" or "validating" the stereotype that women athletes are masculine or gay.

In a misunderstanding that would come close to damaging his career irreparably once more, Mashbir was investigated in Hawaii and, influenced by the military attaché suspicions, a prejudicial report based upon erroneous assumptions was delivered on 24 June 1937.

"Such articles are irrelevant, prejudicial and confusing.