Sentence examples for years prejudice from inspiring English sources
"In my early years, prejudice and discrimination shattered my childhood world.
Despite major steps forward in recent years, prejudice against LGBTQ+ people has come into the limelight again with President Trump's casual homophobia and transphobia.
Another defence lawyer, Cheney Mason, publicly excoriated the cable networks, saying there had been "media assassination for three years, bias and prejudice and incompetent talking heads".
With the help of his wife - for whom his gratitude is boundless - he survived years of overt class prejudice, symbolised by the nickname "Gorbals Mick".
His aim was to overcome 50 years of prejudice and see a non-white man appointed Test captain.
However, years of prejudice have prevented the astronomical achievements of Aboriginal Australians from being fully appreciated something that Ray Norris and Duane Hamacher at Macquarie University, in Sydney, want to change.
The United Nations, for statistical purposes, defines "youth" as those persons between the ages of 15 and 24 years, without prejudice to other definitions by Member States.
For Katherine Cummings, information worker at the Gender Centre in Sydney, it's hardly surprising that a few high profile transgender personalities are "not a sufficient counterweight to wipe out years of prejudice".
It will ensure that no matter who gets the nod for the Republicans in July, the nominee will be saddled with the ugly truth of the GOP's last fifty years of prejudice.
3. Delegated acts referred to in paragraph 1 shall apply for a period of no more than two years without prejudice to paragraph 6 of Article 32. 1.
