Sentence examples for underlying prejudice from inspiring English sources

The sweetly nostalgic look of the landscape barely conceals the underlying prejudice.

Suggestions to the contrary betray an underlying prejudice that goes far beyond the legal issue at hand.

This does not mean that there is an underlying prejudice at play, but the unintended consequence is that emerging genres of music may not be properly recognised.

These reporting policies suggest that an underlying prejudice against chronically infected individuals in China may deter at-risk individuals from getting screened (even if screening is available) and subsequently receiving the vaccine or being monitored for liver cancer.

The imprecision of the complaint made the underlying prejudice all the clearer.

These second-hand cave experiences reflect an underlying prejudice about supposedly "primitive" art.

"It doesn't take much to stir underlying prejudices.

Challenging the underlying prejudices that might discourage them from participating, such as the virulent hostility experienced by Fox, will almost certainly take longer.

Do you think that the underlying prejudices surrounding these cases still exist, even if the rights are protected (e.g., societal resistance to interracial relationships, "unofficial" segregation in schools,)?

The underlying prejudices about profit and economic justice may still be pseudo-Marxist, but calling for capitalism to be humanised is a far more appealing proposition than calling for it to be overthrown.Another new thing is that the circle of presumed victims of capitalism has been widened, further reinforcing the tendency towards intervention.

It was a year of attacks that shook us and brought underlying prejudices to light.