英語 での Prejudiced の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A very prejudiced thing.
They just tell me not to be prejudiced.
(How prejudiced and judgmental of me…).
Not that I'm prejudiced.
And adults who have dated individuals of anotherrace are also much less prejudiced.
Not that I'm prejudiced.
Sue reports for jury duty as ordered,and promptly asks to be excused because she believes she's prejudiced.
Contentious and prejudiced politics?
In a modern frame of reference,attitudes of this kind are readily recognized as prejudiced and unjust.
He has gone to the other extreme and prejudiced the case in favor of“literalism.”.
Some materialists may noteven realize that they are behaving in an irrational and prejudiced way.
Elizabeth realizes that she was prejudiced against Mr. Darcy.
If you think that Canada Goose is a conservative downwear brand,you should immediately throw away that prejudiced thinking.
This was sometimes because of overt, prejudiced behavior by the staff.
Although there is a decreasing trend in the number of demonstrations,the internet is flooded with spiteful and prejudiced expressions.
Life under communism, or tales thereof, have prejudiced much of Russian youth against Russia.
Through your words and deeds,you can eradicate the discrimination that stems from society's prejudiced view of leprosy.
If the fault of the other, as prejudiced the accident, you have a right to be fully compensating all damages they have caused you.
The Muslim vote there could be prejudiced.
Thirty prejudiced and tradition-blinded false judges, with their false witnesses, are presuming to sit in judgment on the righteous Creator of a universe.
There are, in fact,a significant number of poor and working-class Britons who hold deeply prejudiced attitudes toward foreign immigrants.
A prejudiced personâs preconceived views are often based on hearsay rather than on direct evidence and are resistant to change even in the face of new information.
Thanks to these means, the progress of the children andtheir moral transformation commanded the admiration even of his most prejudiced adversaries.
To overcome this barrier of instinctive aversion, of emotional hatred, of prejudiced rejection, is a thousand time harder than to correct a faulty or erroneous scientific opinion.
The man recognized for the physiognomy and clothing, perfectly coinciding with the detailed description given by the victim,turned out to be a Tunisian citizen of twenty-seven years, prejudiced and in Italy without a fixed abode.
To overcome this barrier of instinctive aversion, of emotional hatred, of prejudiced rejection, is a thousand time harder than to correct a faulty or erroneous scientific opinion.
As we predicted, these covertly prejudiced people tended to refrain from shocking the man who was confirmed as gay but delivered extremely high levels of shock to the man who liked shopping.
The confession of the repentant also sheds light on the organization's plots: five thousand Tunisian dinars(2500 euro),10 thousand for the jihadists or the prejudiced(5000 euro) the cost of transport to Sicily and therefore Europe.
With this monopolistic narrative prejudiced against the Syria government and its allies, the chances for an impartial investigation into the chemical weapons incident in Khan Sheikhoun have in effect been rendered void.