Examples of 'be prejudiced' in a sentence
Meaning of "be prejudiced"
be prejudiced - This phrase means to hold a preconceived, negative opinion or bias against someone or something based on stereotypes, assumptions, or personal beliefs. It suggests a tendency to judge or treat someone unfairly or unfavorably before getting to know them or considering the facts
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No one may be prejudiced because of his disability.
They believe the investigation could be prejudiced if.
It will always be prejudiced against your country.
Such arrangements should not be prejudiced.
You should not be prejudiced against anyone.
Teacher attitudes towards students are frequently found to be prejudiced.
This range is not to be prejudiced by model tests.
The basic test is whether or not the accused will be prejudiced.
May in fact be prejudiced by your general dislike.
She taught us it was wrong to be prejudiced or hate.
Do not be prejudiced about your capacity to find.
I think as a woman you may be prejudiced against my client.
Such people are most likely to be obedient and most likely also to be prejudiced.
We are not going to be prejudiced against individuals and collectors.
I do not believe he would be prejudiced.
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I would not be prejudiced if you were married.
His new wife will be prejudiced.
We can also be prejudiced in favor of something.
The value of the shareholding will not be prejudiced by this.
They would be prejudiced against her.
Because no one will be prejudiced.
No right shall be prejudiced in consequence of the expiry of a time limit.
I just hope you will not be prejudiced about me.
Do not be prejudiced against me.
You should not be prejudiced.
You seem to be prejudiced against ideas that come from foreign countries.
I am afraid he could be prejudiced against me.
Try not to be prejudiced by some of this bizarre behaviour you have heard here.
They can not be prejudiced.
There may only be prejudiced as a result of the society around the individual.
The society has to be prejudiced.
Some people may be prejudiced against others because they.
Access to such presentations by a wide audience should not be prejudiced by high charges.
It seems to be prejudiced against you.
The government shall ensure that the schooling of children evacuees are not be prejudiced.
Such a decision will in no way be prejudiced by the provisional measures.
In any event the rights of bona fide third parties should not be prejudiced.
They are going to be prejudiced against you.
The rights of persons who reported on all corruption actions shall not be prejudiced.
The requester would be prejudiced if the request was not granted.
Christians must not show partiality to the wealthy or be prejudiced against the poor.
But to be prejudiced against.
I do not want to be prejudiced.
They are not going to be prejudiced against one another for the rest of their lives.
Applicants must explain why no other person will be prejudiced by the proposed change.
But to be prejudiced against I understand you are upset about Esme.
We learn not to be prejudiced against.
They should not allow their professional relationships with colleagues to be prejudiced in any way.
Must not be prejudiced.
Approval should be granted only where the interests of the company will not be prejudiced.
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