Sentence examples for set of prejudices from inspiring English sources

It has a serviceable set of prejudices, for sound money, national sovereignty, self-reliance and so on.

Maybe she resists Macaulay's verbal seductions because she knows that all his linguistic finery masked an ugly set of prejudices.

This all-encompassing system came at the price of an all-enveloping set of prejudices about the world.

If you have a different model, fine; but if all you have to counter my model is a set of prejudices, you don't have an argument.

I despair at how many foreign correspondents, as well as well-educated liberal-minded westerners come to the conversation with a set of prejudices that can simply be summarised as the "mad mullah" complex.

Those who believe too much have an iron set of prejudices about what characters are: we should get to "know" them; they should not be "stereotypes", they should "grow" and "develop"; and they should be nice.

About nonfiction titles, he had a set of basic prejudices that he presented as clauses in the constitution of the magazine.

I ended up operating on a set of assumptions – prejudices, some might say – which may have been based in fact 10 years ago, but could be completely wrong today.

Catholic bishops and evangelical activists declared that Washington was running roughshod over religious liberty and abandoning the country's founding values, while their opponents accused them of imposing one set of religious prejudices on an increasingly pluralistic population.

But when we reached high school, our vague set of antiwhite prejudices -- that whites were cowardly, physically unimpressive and unmanly -- grew stronger, as did our assumption that we could beat white kids in any arena.

It seems like the multiple male characters in The Avengers create a diverse view of masculinity by portraying a range of temperaments, opinions (and super powers), whereas the one female superhero in the film gets to represent women with an archaic set of social prejudices.