用prejudice造句子，“prejudice”造句

The anthology reveals a prejudice in favour of lyric poets.

Well, other than prejudice, what would stop us from saying the program was being creative?

A sunset clause will help ensure that the funds do not prejudice ongoing UN climate change negotiations.

Once a prejudice has been formed, the supervisor views all the actions of that worker through this filter.

Any man who has dated Asian girls who live in the United States, has witnessed the wrath, jealously and prejudice of American women towards Asian girls.

Without prejudice to other rights and obligations under GATT 1994, no Member shall apply any TRIM that is inconsistent with the provisions of Article III or Article XI of GATT 1994.

The intolerance and prejudice of a bigot.

He was free from degrading fears and free from prejudice.

Neither prejudice nor hate nor senseless fear should be the basis of this solemn act.

The shattering of an illusion, or the grip of a prejudice, is not enough to give someone standing in court.

Thus the individual in serving his own concerns serves also or, at least, does not prejudice the concerns of other people.

Parties may, without prejudice to navigational rights establishedunder international law, res trict, suspend or prohibit the operation ofINMARSAT Ship Earth Stations in ports and areas of terr itorial seaspecified by them.

This hatred was generated by racial prejudice.

An ingrained underclass, Roma are the victims of prejudice, often violent, at home in eastern Europe.

He or she gets trapped in the prison of your prejudice - trapped in your "listening" and can never show up in another way to you.

However, the right of a State to be consulted or prevent its views to an emergency Committee shall be without prejudice to the need to act swiftly in the event of an emergency.

Historically, there has been a lot of deep-seated prejudice against ethnically mixed people.

Few refugees in the camps bothered to register for a vote, fearing that this would prejudice their right to return to their real homes.

The ground of prejudice or something like that.

It replaces my prejudice and resistance toward an alien culture with appreciation and helps me understand more of who I am.

Sectarianism was so foreign to him that when he met rank prejudice, he often burst out laughing.

The prejudice of early youth, you know.

A new law has been brought in to discourage racial prejudice.