Sentence examples for severe prejudice from inspiring English sources

The court found an "unconscionable delay" which would work a hardship on the defendant resulting in severe prejudice.

In this light, President Trump's comments are less significant for the severe prejudice they reveal in his personal worldview.

But the "huddled masses yearning to breathe free," words written by Emma Lazarus, an American Jewish poet, and inscribed on the statue's pedestal, frequently confronted severe prejudice and discrimination.

I was also told about quite severe prejudice suffered by certain people, including the story of a Sikh girl from Southall whose family had moved from Birmingham to London to escape the hassle they got there because of her parents' mixed-caste marriage, only to receive similar treatment in the capital.

Born in the waning days of czarist Russia on Oct. 4, 1916, Mr. Ginzburg overcame severe prejudices against his Jewish, middle-class heritage in the Stalin era to become one of the world's most renowned physicists.

This small island in the Caribbean has become notorious not only for its anti-gay laws, political rhetoric and murders, but also for its broad societal acceptance of severe sexual prejudice and openly hostile music.

Gay sex is punishable by up to a maximum of 10 years in prison, and severe sexual prejudice is not uncommon among politicians and in the media.

During the centuries of Human history negative aspects of religious traditions have certainly become obvious: Religious beliefs have served (and still serve today) as an excuse for intolerance and prejudices, for severe violations of Human rights (e.g. by refusing to extend them to the non-believer), for prosecution of minorities etc.

Presbytery advises Session that suspension for color prejudice is too severe.

But as Barack Obama's victory suggests, racial prejudice is less severe today than ever before.

The South Bank, cold, grey and severe, seemed to echo all my prejudices as I dodged the swirling litter around the door, and readied myself for a therapeutic touch of Norse rigor.