Sentence examples for prejudicial comments from inspiring English sources

As the controversy bubbled up, CBS emphatically said that it did not condone the prejudicial comments.

Normally once someone has been charged with a criminal offence, publication of overheated and prejudicial comments is off limits.

Jurors have now been discharged, not because of prejudicial comments but because they failed to reach verdicts on the final charges after nine days deliberation.

The attorney general is to begin issuing legal warnings to steer Twitter users away from prejudicial comments that might force trials to be abandoned.

For all the prejudicial comments leveled at Bernstein's concert works -- derivative, slight, turgid -- no one disputes the seriousness with which he approached their composition.

Dewani's condition has been exacerbated by "recent revelations about the sexual assault of his wife in South Africa and unhelpful and prejudicial comments from senior officials", the spokesman added.

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.

Again, it's hardly startling that Cable thinks as he does in private, but he has been scrupulous in public to avoid making any prejudicial comment because as business secretary has has a quasi-judicial function.

When savaged by a right-wing civil libertarian for publicly calling a suspect in the case a crook (a colloquial term in use since 1879 to mean "swindler, thief"), the Mayor explained that his prejudicial comment was no more than "a primordial scream of rage and anger" because he felt betrayed.

Making a prejudicial comment about grocery stores and the black community.