It's difficult to root out certain prejudices.

This kind of enlightened stimulus runs into strong prejudices.

The prejudices against Québec exist due to its linguistic intransigence.

We should not be influenced in our decisions by our prejudices.

We should not be influenced in our decisions by our prejudices.

Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen.

He who has never left his country is full of prejudices.

It helps to overcome prejudices and stereotypes and improve people's knowledge about them.

They learn how to communicate, to overcome their prejudices and to engage in dialogue.

You can't have barriers, because it breaks through your prejudices, breaks through everything that you have as your mask, that says, I am this, I am that, I am that.

Mainstream media tend to reflect some of the existing norms, values and prejudices of a society, though thankfully some public service outlets, such as the BBC or Canada's CBC, also challenge many of these prejudices.

Lin s success is delicious, partly because it contradicts so many cultural prejudices about Asian American athletes.

The idea behind the Bradley effect is that white voters won t reveal their prejudices to pollsters.

Five hundred years of warfare against the Ottomans also helped to fuel anti Islamic prejudices and intolerance.

Don t let the prejudices get to you, at least not before giving the job a fair shot.

Necessary policy reforms advocated by a ruling party are often held hostage to the prejudices of its allies.

Recenzent agreed, and trying to prove wrong the current anti communist prejudices about how things changed, he noted

This agenda emphasizes intercultural communication as the best way to break down prejudices and negative clichés on both sides.

Some sheltered Jews despite their own prejudices simply because they saw it as their religious duty to do so.

It's really a new type of law targeting a particular minority faith based on the prejudices of the majority.

In the early twentieth century, the French government tried to monitor gypsies, who were then subjected to plenty of prejudices (...)

As in many places, people with disabilities in Azerbaijan face stereotypes and prejudices portraying them as dependent, incompetent and unhappy.

Citizen of Kyrgyzstan wrote To Kochkorov U.T. Dyikanbaev K.S. Zulpukarov T.Z., Your bills and bans are based on ignorance and prejudices.

Nour also highlights certain social limitations and the prejudices imposed on women who want to dance salsa while wearing the veil

Many believe Christians and Muslims aren t able to agree with each other, and we wish to break with these many prejudices ...

The actor and writer Peter Ustinov found a graphic image for this Education is important, especially when it comes to dismantling prejudices.

Greater labor mobility within the EU would also help to create a more open European mindset, and thus weaken old nationalist prejudices.

I'm beginning to think that religious leaders are popular because they pander to the prejudices of the pack they call their flock.

Instead of catering to European fears and prejudices about exchange rates, the Fed chairman should put politics aside and stick to sound economics.

Some sheltered Jews 45 45 despite their own prejudices 45 45 simply because they saw it as their religious duty to do so.

Common events can be mistaken for phenomenal common prejudices that a dose of historical knowledge could easily refute can be taken for granted.

For eight years, George W. Bush has managed to incarnate and reinforce all the prejudices and negative stereotypes the world has of the US.

He was content to camp on his own shallow prejudices, and the rest of the world had to be fitted into this narrow terrain.

The reason for which couples of the same sex have not enjoyed the same protection as heterosexual couples has not been due to legislative oversight, but due to the legacy of severe prejudices which have traditionally existed against them and due to historic discrimination.

Skeptics, however, warn that the mass media dictate the voices we hear and are less interested in reasoned debate than in catering to popular prejudices.

One of the great ironies of colonial history is the way in which colonized people adopted some of the very prejudices that justified colonial rule.

Demagogues stack prejudices atop half truths, and any attempt to connect discussion with reality is shot through with contemptuous accusations of dishonesty and self interest.

(b) To combat stereotypes, prejudices and harmful practices relating to persons with disabilities, including those based on sex and age, in all areas of life

If so, do Russians look at Syria in the same way they look at Chechnya, therefore sharing the same prejudices on an allegedly Islamic cause?

It was a positive step forward in the representation of the homosexual way of life and homo affectivity. It will have an educational effect for generations to come and forces the current one to at least rethink their prejudices.

In the case of Wilders, it makes a difference that he is a politician, not just a private individual, pandering to dangerous prejudices against a vulnerable minority.

In the case of Wilders, it makes a difference that he is a politician, not just a private individual, pandering to dangerous prejudices against a vulnerable minority.

That said, it s a great honor that, despite the many prejudices in this society, I m not only a female police officer, but also a black police officer.

The other faction was rooted in nineteenth century know nothing populism, with its flights of nationalist hysteria, defense of traditional prejudices, and resentment of intellectual and economic elites.

Misogyny and machismo also occur in the movements that are considered alternative to the system and our ability to participate is subject to these prejudices and acts of violence.