Sentence examples for those prejudiced from inspiring English sources

Often, groups about whom we hold beliefs we've deemed prejudiced do in fact have the characteristics on which those prejudiced beliefs are based.

His motive is still unclear, but Khan said the tragedy could be seen as validation by those prejudiced against Muslims, like a Florida gun shop owner who this weekend declared that his store is a "Muslim-free zone". Salha's camp plan comes eight years after he purchased the lakefront property, including a couple of cottages, for family vacations and hunting.

Since only those not already prejudiced by those commentaries, directly or indirectly, will find what follows unusual, it is best to defer an autopsy of those reasons until Section 6, after an exposition of the arguments.

- Oh, speaking of conservatives and those who are prejudiced, there is now scientific proof that those people are complete idiots when it comes to thinking.

Living in the house must feel like a safe space for those who are prejudiced.

There is also disapproval of those who are prejudiced against characters of mixed background (mud-bloods).

Instead, we should seek out those who are prejudiced against us and begin the conversation.

Those misinformed and prejudiced employers don't deserve our talents, and they don't deserve our dollars.

People do have those prejudices," he said.

Within minutes, I felt those prejudices being overturned.

In another decade, those prejudices will be gone, he said.