Sentence examples for prejudicial thinking from inspiring English sources
Such prejudicial thinking fails to detract from the more sober and even handed opinion on the same page by John Dugard ("Make a case of it," Views, July 23), who chaired the Independent Fact Finding Committee established by the Arab League to investigate violations of humanitarian law by Israel in Gaza.
It is important to develop strategies for nursing vulnerable patient populations and international nursing curricula to identify prejudicial thinking and intolerance towards patients with HIV/AIDS.
Early theorists suggested a link between low mental ability and prejudicial thinking, and gathered some strongly suggestive evidence to support that view.
There is no attraction; this is not a zero-sum game; the effect is reciprocal, not unidirectional; and stating the result in this way is not accurate and is prejudicial to thinking.
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.
And thinking, thinking, thinking".
