prejudiced造句

He fermented prejudiced crowds to riot.

I cannot understand why you are so prejudiced against us.

“Migrants shouldn't be treated so cruelly,” says a despairing parent. “They are so prejudiced towards us.

These negative feelings are taught and reinforced by the prejudiced persons' peer groups.

People, it seems, are rather more prejudiced than they think they are.

Those denying the truth of this statement are badly prejudiced and must be pitilessly "liquidated."

The African Union, never a friend of the ICC, said Mr Moreno-Ocampo was egotistical and prejudiced against Africa.

Like NEWSWEEK, Kaplan Inc. is a part of The Washington Post Company, so I am unapologetically prejudiced.

Such a good man might be prejudiced against a woman who had chosen Sunday, never realizing the necessities of her case.

And yet, to anyone less prejudiced than Susan Miss Mary Maria Blythe was not ill-looking for a lady of fifty-five.

supplementary provision may be sought if necessary. This ensures that the grant of legal aid is not prejudiced by financial constraint.

Why do so many seemingly decent people - the type who would hate to be considered prejudiced - think gingism is perfectly acceptable?

We meet a blonde fair-skinned neighbor who hates the family. She is depicted three times, each time with her two blond sons, who seem less prejudiced than she is.

As we walked home, I would fain have enlightened my charge on the characters of the people we had quitted; but she got it into her head that I was prejudiced against them.