Similarly, books of facts always display localized preferences, cultural values, sometimes straightforward prejudices.
Debating Judeophobia In 21st-Century Britain (axt.org.uk), published this year, points out - is a shape-shifting virus, as opposed to the straightforward stereotypical prejudice applied to other groups (Irish stupid, Japanese cruel, Germans humourless, etc).
Davies told The Daily Telegraph's Hugh Davies that Northanger Abbey was much more straightforward to adapt than Pride and Prejudice, which was "quite a fiendish bit of compression".
The juror bias question seems straightforward in light of how the Supreme Court has reacted to recent, similar cases of trial prejudice.
"Our analyses are so simple, standard and straightforward that every student in physics -- without any prejudice -- can easily understand them," Dr. Bernabei said.
That's the show's message, but alongside it there is plenty of straightforward Westminster gossip, often confirming our Thick of It-sponsored prejudices against those who work there.
You'd think it'd be difficult to argue against the following straightforward recommendation: Increase empathy towards outgroups, and you should be able to reduce prejudice and improve intergroup relations.
Despite all the talk of nutrient deficiencies and slower growth rates, feeding my vegan toddler has been fairly straightforward; the hardest part has been dealing with people's misinformation and prejudices.
The supposedly straightforward reporting of 'rough sex' and the calling out of the name of an ex-boyfriend suggests an underlying social prejudice.
