Sentence examples for which prejudice from inspiring English sources

These are cases in which prejudice twists into ugly and serious harm.

This is a rendition in the face of which prejudice simply dissolves.

But they say they have found a more egalitarian and racially harmonious society, one in which prejudice is trumped by meritocracy, discipline and the need to get along to survive.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists has warned that "so-called treatments of homosexuality create a setting in which prejudice and discrimination flourish" and concluded in 2010 that "there is no sound evidence that sexual orientation can be changed".

Add to this the fact that women have less money and more family and caring commitments, which prejudice their involvement in a system that demands time and financial freedom to run for office.

"To be a witch is to identify with 9 million victims of bigotry and hatred and to take responsibility for shaping a world in which prejudice claims no more victims".

But he gave warning that nothing should be published which prejudiced one side or another.

[The News of the World was fined £50,000 in 1997 after publishing an article which prejudiced a trial].

In a year or two, we may well relive the experience which prejudiced history against 10 glorious years.

We can only speculate on which prejudices these might be, since they have a distinct pick'n'mix quality.

Top universities continue to be woefully unrepresentative of British society, and that leaves an environment in which prejudices can go unchecked.