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1
A
strong
prejudice
against manual labour was shaping itself in his mind.
2
An American, he had not the
strong
prejudice
of his two companions.
3
But I can't help feeling a
strong
prejudice
against the whole breed.
4
There is a very
strong
prejudice
against the negro in many families.
5
This bargain and sale-so-called-created among the Whigs a
strong
prejudice
against Chase.
6
In their
strong
prejudice
,
they will neither discriminate nor investigate.
7
She began exactly as you say you would, by a
strong
prejudice
against him.
8
Against bachelors, as a class, she entertains a
strong
prejudice
.
9
When he had left us, my colleague's
strong
prejudice
against him instantly declared itself.
10
But she had a
strong
prejudice
in his favor.
11
But not in the Senate, where
strong
prejudice
exists against any kind of cerebral generation.
12
The very phrase is sufficient to put an expression of
strong
prejudice
on the face.
13
But the
strong
prejudice
against Paulette Dubois remained, casting a shadow on her bright spirit.
14
Here again was a
strong
prejudice
against my people.
15
His ideal was honesty, even as he had a
strong
prejudice
in favour of personal cleanliness.
16
They had besides a
strong
prejudice
in favor of educating their children under their own eyes.
strong
prejudice
strong