Sentence examples for prejudicial views from inspiring English sources

And older people are more often associated with having prejudicial views.

There will be those people who hold dearly prejudicial views but these voices will be qualified by other acts and voices," he said.

However, if that person expresses their views, then the public can judge for itself (and perhaps condemn as well) those prejudicial views.

To deal with the prejudicial views people hold on Islam (and this includes Muslims) it is right to go back and draw out the early key characters during the formative years of Islam.

Lord Ouseley, Kick It Out's chairman, believes this should change, because in his view senior leaders in football and public life should be held accountable for prejudicial views, however they were exposed.

As Dr Claire Henderson, clinical senior lecturer in psychiatry at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, and joint leader of the evaluation, said at its launch, it would be a terrible irony if people were encouraged by Time to Change to ask for help - only to find that those providing it held prejudicial views.

Your article shows a prejudicial view against Germany that still exists in other countries.

I think "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," in my prejudicial view, should've been a contender for best film, as well.

It is the stereotype of Greenwich: I'm sure you're all familiar with the prejudicial view that the rest of the world has of us- that we're conservative, privileged descendants of the Mayflower.

Most (79%) of the teachers in our study held a prejudicial view that ICT-supported lessons, including flipped classrooms, are not as effective as the conventional teaching paradigm, especially when the student assessment method is a standardised test.

Historically, this explains why many users of external fixators did not allow their patients to walk on their affected limbs but in so doing deprived the fracture site of an important form of stimulation-hence the prejudicial view of external fixation leading to non-unions [7, 8].