“He could not help but feel that their rudeness towards him may have been based on prejudice.”

“He implored the judge to make a fair and just decision that was free from prejudice.”

“In that respect, we do not consider that any prejudice in fact resulted.”

“I here only desire to avoid any prejudgment of these questions in my definition of my own good.”

“As it has repeatedly been announced, this case of espionage is a wholly internal matter and any prejudgment and interference is rejected.”

“What the revocation of bail effectively amounted to here was a predetermination, a prejudgment by the trial judge on the question of guilt.”

“I came to Morocco with minimal expectations and prejudgments.”

“Having prejudgments about foreigners is not exclusively a Turkish habit of course.”

“As such, any leading or conclusive public announcements or prejudgments would be a violation of legal norms and the principles of equity and justice, he said.”

“He takes his shots at me, but he has an acerbic, curmudgeonly style that gives me a laugh and he happily owns up to his prejudices.”

“References to Pearl Harbor and kamikaze pilots could stir up old WWII prejudices against Japanese-Americans.”

“Those who vocalised their prejudices so abhorrently midweek did not speak for an entire country.”