Sentence examples for prejudicial ways from inspiring English sources

"Middling" is any attempt to standardise English, too often in prejudicial ways.

Smears are a prejudicial way to reinforce your world view of political non-fellows.

This is a prejudicial way of putting it, I know, but it didn't take very long before you realised that five minutes of evidence was going to be stretched over 55 minutes of airtime in Hull's film – a procedure that required an awful lot of moody filler shots and unsubstantiated rumour.

So, there must be some hidden reason, something other than the traditional ones, that causes humans to behave in ways prejudicial and inimical to others.

The experience of film — and, in particular, of music in film — has probably had a prejudicial effect on the way people view live opera.

Both were interpreted in ways that were prejudicial against heterogeneous environments.

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

To exaggerate the disparity between outer and inner, comically or otherwise, can be a way to unsettle prejudicial ideas about identity.

The skewed attention was prejudicial in a cruel and unfair way.

Thus, there was no way to know whether anything prejudicial to his client occurred while Cannon slept.

But to Taiwan this would amount to surrender.The stand-off might have gone on almost indefinitely but for the intervention of the Clinton administration in ways which Taipei has seen as prejudicial to its position.