Sentence examples for their prejudicial from inspiring English sources

In smothering, the speaker silences or limits her testimony out of recognition that the audience is liable to discount or misunderstand it, due to their prejudicial ignorance, and that their misunderstanding is likely to be harmful to her or her identity group.

"It wasn't supposed to be voted on until February, but I decided I wasn't going to be their prejudicial plaything," they said.

Just as those who want creationism taught in public schools have resorted to unscientific intelligent design arguments, the MRAs are trying to back-up their prejudicial claims with unscientific conclusion-first thinking.

express their deeply prejudicial and discriminatory views.

He remained faithful to his stolid, un glamorous wife, and he disciplined city workers for having extramarital affairs on the grounds that their conduct was "prejudicial to the good name and interest of the city".

The more common view was concern that vulnerable citizens could now be placed under pressure and, despite having an understanding of their rights, could be more easily coerced in a manner prejudicial to their interests.

They can even scare managers who spend all their time papering over the cracks in their colleagues' barely submerged prejudicial attitudes.

As an alternative to a retrial, Mr. Dayan asked to have jurors questioned about their exposure "to the prejudicial material".

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

As an alternative to a retrial, Mr. Dayan asked the judge for an evidentiary hearing at which jurors could be questioned about their exposure "to the prejudicial material".

Enforcement bodies can also essentially override a direction from the Australian privacy commissioner to make a data breach notification by issuing a certificate if the chief executive officer believes the directions would be prejudicial to their activities.