Sentence examples for was prejudiced from inspiring English sources

But, of course, he was prejudiced.

My opponents moaned that New York was prejudiced against them.

"You can say I was prejudiced," he said.

He was prejudiced in a "very gut-level way," Nussbaum told me.

It was an explosive climate where everybody was prejudiced, with tremendous tension and violence.

I was prejudiced from an early age against my native country.

Green then called for Field's resignation, suggesting the MP was "prejudiced" against him.

Another stated that whether he was prejudiced was 'pretty hard to answer,' and he, too, was excused.

The state government threw a fit, claiming the expert committee was prejudiced and its report had no "scientific logic".

I didn't think it was proper or polite, nor did I want him to think I was prejudiced, or anything".

But almost immediately, Israeli officials began raising objections to the fact-finding team, contending it was prejudiced against Israel.