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Example sentences for: prejudice

How can you use “prejudice” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

Undeniably, there is prejudice against Negroes in many Western societies, and, as long as that prejudice exists, it will attach to the name of those against whom the prejudice is felt or practiced.
There are lots of reasons for that, of course, and most of them have to do with broader social realities and not with corporate prejudice.
The Post reports that an official of the Human Rights Campaign, a major gay rights group, said McCain's remark was "a form of prejudice."
I was raised by a resolutely single mother who in the 1950s was subjected in Minnesota to the widespread prejudice that by not living in a nuclear family, she was doing me untold psychic harm.
Were I in a position—say as editor of a newspaper—in which I was responsible for treating the kinds of subjects that might be construed as sensitive to antiwoman prejudice, I should find The Nonsexist Word Finder the sanest of the lot and the easiest to understand and use.