Sentence examples for were discriminated from inspiring English sources
verb
To make distinctions.
- Since he was colorblind he was unable to discriminate between the blue and green bottles.
"They were discriminated against," he said.
"We were discriminated against," Pence's mother added.
We – the blacks – were discriminated against by the whites.
"It was difficult, and you were discriminated against.
Neutrophils and mononuclear cells were discriminated based on forward and sideward scatter46,47 and live and dead cells were discriminated with DAPI staining.
The dwarves were discriminated against and didn't have the same rights as humans.
"We've seen that both genders felt they were discriminated against because of sex," Vrangalova told me.
Black and Hispanic people who tried to move into northeast Yonkers were discriminated against.
Ms. Conway said they were discriminated against for being heavy and clumsy.
"Before, women were discriminated against, especially cholitas, women with polleras," she explains.
They had claimed they were discriminated against in both hiring and promotions.
