prejudices in A Sentence

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    Those Prejudices put fire in my belly!

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    Acknowledge their own Prejudices and set them aside.

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    Prejudices are like a bad cold.

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    And with our own Prejudices.

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    Prejudices don't matter to me.

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    Personally, I have no Prejudices.

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    Bible truth helps eradicate racial, social, and economic Prejudices.

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    I learned to trust my intuitions and my Prejudices.

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    You're just reaffirming all my Prejudices about the police.

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    Quite a large percentage of moms and dads have unreasonable Prejudices against antibiotics.

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    And when these goals are interrupted, it arouses negative emotions that trigger Prejudices.

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    Young people's Prejudices are fostered mainly by their friends and families,” the sociologists found.

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    Reducing society's Prejudices and eliminating stereotypes are part of the goal of diversity programs.

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    A great many people think they are thinking when they are just rearranging their Prejudices.".

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    A great many people think they are thinking when they are only rearranging their Prejudices.”.

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    Admittedly, not all Witnesses have become perfectly free from Prejudices learned from this ungodly system.

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    In the age of technology and gender equality, students can't be taught about such Prejudices.

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    You should not die as a psychological case- a bundle of thoughts, emotions, opinions, and Prejudices.

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    A great many people think that they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their Prejudices.".

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    Prejudices, biases, and some of the worst things about humanity come from this quirk of the brain.

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    Like his father, Philip Roth faced similar Prejudices that marred his otherwise“intensely secure and protected” childhood.

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    Despite the international popularity of yoga, there are still many ridiculous conjectures and Prejudices about this practice.

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    With the help of the so-called Cardboard Stories, Prejudices should be reconsidered and removed from the world.

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    He hoped that the channel will ensure their reports are free from Prejudices against Islam and Muslims in future.

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    (18th century) Movement that freedom and common sense wanted to use to address Prejudices and to clarify the existence.

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    Drive out Prejudices through the door, and they will return through the window.”​ - Frederick the Great, King of Prussia.

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    Besides, those Prejudices may not have been very strong had conservatism not been so politicized, thanks to the Washington strategy.

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    But, like so many others, they overcame the Prejudices of that time and found a place in this great city.

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    This inter- mixing gave birth to a new class of people, free from the Prejudices of caste, religion and social superiority.

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    Through this survey, we wanted to understand them a bit deeper and help burst some popular myths and Prejudices plaguing them.

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