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To break through these prejudices, it's helpful to look back at the architectural progression that led to the current state of affairs.

The interpretation of facts is often colored by prejudices.

Be conscious of your own values, your prejudices, your attitudes and your behaviour, and then seek to understand the motivation behind them.

She explained what its effect on her had been, and how gradually all her former prejudices had been removed.

If I have prejudices against you, I won't be able to understand what you are talking about, or what you want to tell me, I cut you off.

Instead, new prejudices, just like the old ones, will serve as the guiding reins of the great, unthinking mass.

The evil king was blinded by his own prejudices and saw only the surface of others.

It also leads him to get rid of useless prejudices and barriers that have no reason to be for the one that knows.

It means that the service approach really is trying to measure something useful, rather than confirming prejudices about what needs saving.

I'm very sorry to offend your prejudices but it seems to me absurd that I should prostrate myself in gratitude to God.

To be like a child is to be pure in mind and heart, to have one's mind free from dogmas and prejudices and open to the light of Truth.

Just as they must put aside their prejudices, so we must be prepared to accept their good faith.

That the revered Nelson Mandela's rainbow nation is now turning to a man of Mr Zuma's stamp may sharpen prejudices about Africa.

I do not know whether the right honorable gentleman may not yet possess some of his old prejudices on the subject.

He made a comprehensive gesture, and edged himself into the conversation of another group, for fear of having all his prejudices overturned.

Both beliefs are surprising enough to be interesting, while nicely confirming the prejudices of those who hold them.

They believed it was possible for a group, along with its attendant prejudices, to form at the drop of a hat.

Some popular prejudices around Europe seem to have become distressingly illiberal and even racist.

Gandhi never ceased trying to overturn these prejudices of Western modernity.

He warns against prejudices which might be exploited by Fifth Columnists and pleads for aid and for peace for the entire world!

The prejudices of men have stained this symbol, like a germ stained for examination under the microscope.

We're delighted to see others forging ahead and crashing through the prejudices, but we shiver at the price it might exact in our own lives.

Humphrey: The only way to understand the press is to remember that they pander to their readers' prejudices.

Getting to know people with different ideas better and walking in their shoes for a while may help you work out prejudices.

Animals do both, and keeping our own prejudices out of it is essential if we want to understand their behavior.

To help farmers working in cities, we need, first of all, to break down the barrier of social prejudices against them.

Cast your national prejudices aside because taste-wise, it matters little whether your cow was an Australian, Japanese or American.

This may be one of my prejudices but I find women more responsible than men.

Ms Nasar's story is made all the more appealing by the fact that she does almost nothing to conceal her prejudices.

Remember, experts are only human and have their own set of biases and prejudices just like the rest of us.

In politics arguments have special force when they are easy to grasp and reflect long-held prejudices.

But one explanation may be that Austrian economics, precisely, itself is at odds with common prejudices and people cannot accept that.

A decade ago SBI might have confirmed many prejudices about big state banks in poor countries.

Meanwhile, America's red necks can find lots of material on the web with which to fuel and indulge their prejudices.

So we've contrived various justifications that turn out to be half-truths, prejudices or myths.

Miletus was a rich commercial city, in which primitive prejudices and superstitions were softened by intercourse with many nations.

So we have to approach this question with a free mind, free mind being without your prejudices, your conclusions, your ideas.

In his view, people should love each other, except those with deep prejudices and those who could not bring themselves out in the open.

His attempt to sweep away all preconceptions and prejudices was a clear declaration of revolt from the past.

Debbie also confronted prejudices close to home: one family member suggested Hayley's early puberty had been caused by sexual abuse.

But, those who read the text free from prejudices and pre-conceptions, are able to find out one thing: it is an honest piece.

The greater the financial and other interests and prejudices in a scientific field, the less likely the research findings are to be true.

The latter part of a wise person's life is occupied with curing the follies, prejudices and false opinions they contracted earlier.

These experts try to be as unbiased as possible, but their own beliefs and prejudices influence their interpretation.

For years the uneducated population had been subjected to intensive Nazi propaganda calculated to fan these prejudices.

Nixon shared many of the prejudices of uprooted, California lower-middle class from which he had come.

But if the prosecution thinks that this will in some way prejudices me against your client, he is sorely mistaken.

Talk about a time when you overcame your own mental block or prejudices to make a sale.

most of u r young on this platform. i plead to u all the generation that takes over should be free of prejudices. that is the only way out.

If I want to understand you, surely I can have no prejudices or conclusion about you.

Mr Shapiro teases out the cultural prejudices, the historical blind spots, and above all the anachronism inherent in these questions.

And was Elizabeth truly so special, or did her faults just highlight the few good things? Without their prejudices, Elizabeth and Mr.

Apparently, such prejudices can affect classroom achievement as well.

Luckily, in the search for new materials and properties, nature's voice can still be heard over the din of our prejudices.

In the democratic euphoria that followed the war, many Americans reassessed their prewar prejudices.

Yet despite planners' prejudices, places like Houston and Dallas are more than collections of pesky suburban infestations.

Not above the prejudices of his time, he certainly never saw Barack Obama's presidency coming.

And of course these are all crucial issues, riddled with a mix of known facts and remarkable fears, prejudices, and misinformation.

I am aware that I make an announcement which cannot, according to the present prejudices of society at least, be welcome to my family.

Don't know if you have prejudices about the Chinese, but I have to tell you that the vast majority of Chinese people are very honest!

"I satisfy myself " was his private law , but so to do he must assuage and control the prejudices of other men .

Migrants from the most populous but less developed Chinese inland provinces can be particularly victim to these prejudices.

Moreover, when supervisors and managers evaluate the abilities of the staff working under them, the same prejudices and stereotyping occurs.

Newspapers like this tend to reinforce people's prejudices.

One of the most persistent but hidden prejudices tied to religion is intolerance of atheists.

I don't want Asian people to be ignorant about the stereotypes and prejudices still going on in the other parts of the world.

Russia has long encouraged ethnic Russian immigrants and discouraged others, reflecting widespread anti-foreigner prejudices.

We cannot allow our forefathers' conflicts and prejudices to defeat the goal of a nuclear weapons-free world.

It's reassuring to have prejudices confirmed; politicians are corrupt, blondes have more fun, and AOL is hopeless.

There is no greater obstacle to the enjoyment of great works of art than our unwillingness to discard habits and prejudices.

In an era of globalisation and international travel, isn't it time we ditched these stale old prejudices about Chinese food?

In spite of her earlier prejudices she knew now that he and she had one god in common-Art.

The average person can easily see both sides of a question if his pocketbook or prejudices aren't involved.

I have no race prejudices, and I think I have no color prejudices nor creed prejudices.

The inveteracy of people's prejudices is out of your imagination.

One of these prejudices is the fear of red ink.

Could I have explained myself straight off to a girl of sixteen with her prejudices?

Old prejudices began to resurface.

But the low marriage rates of educated women in the past were also because of the romantic and sexual prejudices of men.

After thinking things over, she at length succeeded in letting reason prevail over her prejudices.

"Idols of the cave" are personal prejudices, characteristic of the particular investigator.

Earlier theories and their assumptions about the contributions of Europeans and Africans in Creole genesis. Prejudices, fallacies and facts.

Through living with fair people she had taken on the dispositions and the prejudices of the fair.

More than a football film, The Game of Their Lives underscores beauty of sport crossing cultural barriers and prejudices.

prejudices that have carried through over the centuries.

Entrenched prejudices, obdurate opinions are as sterile as no opinions at all.

Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor and the most influential voice in Europe today, should tackle these prejudices head-on.

If you want to fuel your theory with your own prejudices, who's to prove you wrong?

She recognizedher own "little individual prejudices" against people on welfare, theshame and stigma that came with it.

All three have made other obeisances to the prejudices of congressional Democrats.

Our own preconceptions and prejudices are often what are being challenged.

If you want to fuel your theory with your own prejudices, who's to prove you wrong?

She recognizedher own "little individual prejudices" against people on welfare, theshame and stigma that came with it.

All three have made other obeisances to the prejudices of congressional Democrats.

They do not have the prejudices that their parents had. And together with them, attitudes towards sex are changing.

Those negative views stigmatize psychiatrists as much as prejudices against people with mental illness do in the outside world.

Yet it seems only fair that the leaders of far-right parties around the world should have a forum to swap prejudices.

Some cities, such as Beijing, have introduced policies that could entrench the hukou system and all the prejudices that go with it.

but a kind of cultural conservatism shorn of religiosity and old-fashioned prejudices about race and sexuality.

The migrants may have discarded customs and cultures but they kept the prejudices of their homeland.

The migrants may have discarded customs and cultures but they kept the prejudices of their homeland.

Her charm prejudices the judges in her favour.

It has a serviceable set of prejudices, for sound money, national sovereignty, self-reliance and so on.

Laws influence attitudes over time, she says, by denying those with prejudices the opportunity to indulge them.

I have given up my democratic prejudices and now willingly set the lower classes free to be completely taken care of by the upper classes.

Koreans have become more accepting of diversity and outside influences and quicker to shed old prejudices.

The Women's Commission will strive to attain the realisation of women's full potential and the elimination of gender prejudices.

May they not all be greatly mistaken, caught in their own conditioning with strong prejudices and traditional bias?

The intellectual sources for these prejudices are, however, impeccable.

The teacher should not be expected to flatter the prejudices either of the mob or of officials.

Analysts too have their complexes and consequently one or two blind spots which act as so many prejudices.

They are also being forced to rethink some of their deepest prejudices about America.

To dwell purely in ethics is insufficient. We use the research of other fields to critique our own prejudices.

When we apply our own prejudices to "reform" someone else's taste, we may be unconsciously denying him some entirely legitimate pleasure.

Mr Hitchings's book is a corrective to some of these linguistic prejudices.

Also, social prejudices are sturdier than we thought across different societies.

"Part of them . . . reverted to their former prejudices in regard to Lincoln" (Baron Charnwood).

who despised the prejudices and book learning of the Aristotelians.

Its analysis challenges some long-held prejudices about the wisdom (or otherwise) of hasty executive action.

Maybe many thoughts we have followed are wrong prejudices, we are likely to go astray if we are guided by these wrong thoughts.

Maybe many thoughts we have followed are wrong prejudices, we are likely to go astray if we are guided by these wrong thoughts.

broke down and bought a new car; prejudices that break down slowly.

Clear thinking is without prejudices, without bias; it is observation without distortion.

I will never act officiously or permit personal feelings, prejudices, animosities, or friendships to influence my decisions.

They are not going to announce it to their families because, just like teenagers, they become acutely aware of ageist prejudices.

Both of you have to discard prejudices before reaching agreement.

Contrary to widespread prejudices in favor of keeping Japan "pure, " we desperately need to dilute our blood.

We all need to take a deeper look at our thoughts, beliefs and social prejudices- especially in the area of relationships.

Because I had no pre-conceptions (or rather, less prejudices than this expert) I was open to this startling, unexpected discovery.

Everyone has their own experiences, opinions, and prejudices.

Everyone has their own experiences, opinions, and prejudices.

This is fair enough and I'm sure managers in real life have upon occasion taken their prejudices with them into new jobs.

As a highly qualified intellectual, we should liberate our mind from prejudices against people from diverse cultures.

The world wages war by firstly playing upon one's fleshly desires -one's prejudices, greed, covetousness.

Shake off all the fears of servile prejudices, under which weak minds are servilely crouched.

Can she be seen without the prejudices of male need for protecting a man's set ideas about the opposite sex?

Putting things into quantitative chronology rather than sentimental chronology can lead us to reassess a lot of historical prejudices.

More men than women hold prejudices apparent in the gender bias and racial prejudice.

And that is particularly true with AIDS, a disease surrounded by visceral fears, longstanding prejudices and the potential for huge profits.

Old loyalties, grievances, and prejudices re-emerge.

Old loyalties, grievances, and prejudices re-emerge.

Contrary to prejudices, the quantity of water does not count.

We are incapable of direct and immediate perception without the symbols, the words, the prejudices and conclusions.

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

Unfounded biases and prejudices lead to ignorance, and ignorance is a handicap in every walk of life.

Mark Twain Common sense is the collection of prejudices eighteen.

The politician play to popular prejudices to serve his political ends.

A French or Russian version of "1001 Books" would impose its own prejudices.

Ever more divisive media feed the activists' prejudices.

We have not yet found that the views of experts on this question depend in any degree upon their politics or prejudices.

We have not yet found that the views of experts on this question depend in any degree upon their politics or prejudices.

It swept to power last September promising to end prejudices built up under the ousted Liberal Democrats.

People's prejudices can diminish them - but they cannot diminish you.

Some old prejudices are still prevalent among modern people.

The prejudices of parents usually take root in their children.

Mr Updike brimmed over with middle-American prejudices.

The bond of our common humanity is stronger than the divisiveness of our fears and prejudices.

In the crisis, old prejudices fell away and everyone worked together.

But their prejudices needn't be pandered to and can't be confronted on the basis of wanton misinterpretations.

Dixon played to popular prejudices to serve his political ends.

Worst of all, anti-immigration politics, policies, and prejudices are already destroying the core values that made Europe what it was.

As much as we hate to admit it, we are still faced with age-old stereotypes and unjust prejudices that need addressing.

But he conceded that "deep prejudices" in some countries meant the problem would persist for years.

Eg. Try to free yourself from all prejudices.

The crumbling away of prejudices and errors causes light.

To start with I must admit that at first I harbored reservations about a mixed marriage, prejudices you might even call them.

Cross-Channel prejudices, then, may have an unexpected origin.

news tags " easily lead to social prejudices and mechanic impressions; "

You can visit only those Web sites that confirm your prejudices.

I have to admit too that many westerners hold prejudices and erroneous views about China.

Remove one's own prejudices and correct mistakes so as to renew oneself constantly.

You have a lot of personal problems which are getting the better of you, creating unfair prejudices, clouding your judgment.

My prejudices were obliterated as reality set in.

Values are ignoble or noble according to one's prejudices and intentions.

On the Legality of the "Prejudices"

I mean, what kind of reverse prejudices that?

And how does it speak to their existing attitudes and prejudices ?

Look at the prejudices and stereotypes many people have about being single. Almost nothing positive is ever assumed about singles.

But over the past 30 years, these prejudices have largely disappeared.

Governments cannot legislate away popular prejudices. They can, though, encourage change.

But in the end, editors must be aware of the interests and prejudices of the people who employ them.

Prejudices are what rule the vulgar crowd.

So prejudices act that way. I have prejudices against him, they become a block. Right?

Prejudices are what fools use for reason.

Prejudices and stereotyping are rooted in human instincts, and so influence everyone.

Racial prejudices that die hard.

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

Beginner's mind is Zen practice in action. It is the mind that is innocent of preconceptions and expectations, judgments and prejudices.

This is a pity, for such prejudices mar an otherwise intelligent, thorough history.

Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age 18.

the preconceived ideas - the prejudices , the collected data , control everything and make us forget our inborn nature.

Assange is right that people have described WikiLeaks according to their own prejudices.

Beckham with their own efforts to break the people's prejudices, with their hard earned respect in the world.

Whatever the cause, the data are powerful because they tend to support two prejudices.

A man who had prejudices must be wrong.

Prejudices you might even call them. She is prejudiced against French wine because she is Italian.

The overman is someone who is free from all the prejudices and moralities of human society, and who creates his own values and purpose.

A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices.

e. g. We must not let our prejudices blind us to the facts of the situation.

This is an example of consciousness of their own gender activating prejudices and inhibiting a person's natural abilities.

This gives birth to strong mass prejudices, blindness, which is most dangerous in our dynamic era.

This is another kind of labeling due to prejudices.

It is never too late to give up our prejudices.

e. g. I want you to lay aside these useless prejudices .

In that minor we can see the strengths, the weaknesses, the hopes, the prejudices, and the central values of the culture itself.

"I am a chameleon. . . a mirror of other people's moods, opinions and prejudices, " he confides.

He is never too late to give up his prejudices.

It is never too late to give up prejudices.

We should cast away all prejudices to deal with this problem.

As much as we would like to believe that we do not have any prejudices or biases, the fact is that everyone does.

We must acknowledge and adjust our attitudes and our prejudices if we are to realize the dream of freedom for all.

I want you to lay aside these prejudices.

because of my prejudices, i failed you.

First, it prejudices the economy in favor of certain kinds of investment.

Not only this, prejudices can also cause people to lose the capacity to demonstrate their own abilities.

Many people succumb to old prejudices about the unemployed when they are laid off.

Think about your prejudices towards being single. What negative thoughts do you have?

And this is also what allows it, at its best, to resist, not reinforce, mores and prejudices that pose as truths of nature.

She hopes the book will make people in China and Taiwan abandon long-held suspicions and prejudices regarding each other.

Prejudices have now fallen away, and they all cooperate very well.

They can resist appeals to their dearest prejudices and all kinds of cajolery.

pope benedict is telling all that christmas is the time to overcome prejudices

A leader who obtains power by means of impassioned appeals to the emotions and prejudices of the

They have accumulated the little stock of prejudices that they call their "Principles, " and closed their minds to all new ideas;

I must admit that I may have been infected with society's prejudices and predilections and attributed them to God;

Hatred of bankers is one of the world's oldest and most dangerous prejudices

The prejudices everywhere too commonly entertained against distant strangers are worn away,

The cultural packing and understanding prejudices in advertising language

The Evolution on the Concepts of Mercantilism and Prejudices Against Commerce From the Period of Warring States and Qin and Han Dynasties

On the Obstacle of Cognitive Prejudices to Ideological Education

Why Groups and Prejudices Form So Easily: Social Identity Theory

We could lay aside all the prejudices to cheer for Taiwan

Prejudices that break down slowly

Prejudices are the real robbers;

Die hard racial prejudices that die hard

I disabused him of silly prejudices

but do reporters not have their own prejudices