Sentence examples for your prejudice from inspiring English sources

"I've never understood your prejudice against Jewish men," she sighs.

"If you wish to understand things, you must come out behind your prejudice and listen".

It will no longer be possible to casually spout your prejudice at work and feel secure.

We want you to put behind you all your prejudice against votes for women; we ask you for fair play.

If you are one of those people who would never pick up a young adult book, put aside your prejudice and read Philip Reeve's Railhead (Oxford).

If you don't think so and have little confidence that your prejudice can be changed, then Sue Townsend's latest novel, a follow-up to 1992's The Queen and I, is probably not for you.

Any essay that confirms your prejudices.

You can go with your prejudices, of course.

Leave your prejudices behind when you want to be uplifted.

You can visit only those Web sites that confirm your prejudices.

"You just have to let go of your prejudices and keep your mind open.