Sentence examples for prejudicial attitudes from inspiring English sources

With prejudicial attitudes, you can't really do much.

The Puerto Rican soldiers surmounted not only the Communist enemy but also prejudicial attitudes.

Judges, it says, should not be swayed by stereotypes or "prejudicial attitudes".

That's still somewhat true, though the prejudicial attitudes are more submerged now.

More than most, she and her sister Serena have had to hit their way past ancient, prejudicial attitudes.

While most racial segregation had ended by the 1970s, the state continued to be burdened by the remnants of earlier discriminatory practices and prejudicial attitudes.

The prejudicial attitude represented by the quote perpetuates medical myth and harmful stigma.George D. Lundberg, M.D. Los Gatos, Calif.

In a personal boycott of the Mongol regime, with its prejudicial attitude toward many native-born Chinese scholars, Ni took to living a fugitive's life on houseboat, always on the move, painting soundless little vistas of river and sky, with thin bare trees standing as symbols of his own rectitudinous isolation.

A person who has an ethnic or racial prejudice does not simply express his prejudicial attitude but tends to rationalize it by asserting justifying reasons in support of the attitude.

In this connection, it could be argued, apparently contra Stevenson, that attitudes of extreme prejudice are virtually always defended by an appeal to reasons or facts as supporting the prejudicial attitude.

It may be true that the demonstration that these reasons are in point of fact false does not customarily lead to the abandonment or withdrawal of the prejudicial attitude.