Sentence examples for so prejudiced from inspiring English sources

Why are we so prejudiced?

"Are you always so prejudiced by petty details?" Mr. Asprey snapped.

"The world has been so prejudiced against us," Kathleen said in an interview with CNN posted on YouTube.com.com

I must be prepared for such remarks, she said, but everyone wasn't so insecure or so prejudiced.

See, what you do is, you either don't read the papers carefully enough or you are so prejudiced and biased that you block out the truth".

But I feel I've gone beyond that, and that it was immature to be so prejudiced and believe in all the stereotypes.

Much of the Jersey Shore was segregated as if it were still the 1950s, and so prejudice was expressed through fear of anything outside Wall, anything outside the tiny white world in which we lived.

In most cases, though, successful for-cause challenges are rare; few jurors are so obviously prejudiced that judges feel compelled to exclude them.

"To do so could prejudice the outcome of the investigation and any future action".

Five forces did not disclose figures, including Leicestershire Police, who claimed that to do so would prejudice any ongoing investigations.

Comity is not given effect when to do so would prejudice a State's own rights or the rights of its citizens.