bigoted views造句

• The danger is that they give a false veneer of legitimacy to bigoted views.
• He urged him to be true to himself and ignore his father's bigoted views.
• The Democrats justified their bigoted views regarding African Americans using a mixture of Holy Bible.
• His failure to acknowledge the truth reveals his own bigoted views on all things Republican.
• The critics have a slightly bigoted view.
• "If these people have any regard for their country's interests, they should keep their mouths shut, whatever their bigoted views,"
• In the end, though, Ben Wright couldn't keep his mouth shut, a dangerous predisposition when one holds fundamentally bigoted views.
• This time, they are counting on the judge ( still unnamed ) to limit testimony about Fuhrman's language and bigoted views.
• The complex relationship, bigoted views, and reasons of conflict between the Enlightened Races and Beastmen is a plot point throughout the game.
• Sometimes I can't help but laugh at myself for being naive, allowing myself to be hoodwinked into having such bigoted views about the Chinese.
• They invented a white owner, one Theodore Aloysius Bawno, who offered a message in each issue, blurting his bigoted views and lust for Angie Dickinson.
• Black women are not only faced with male-bigoted views, but they also carry the task of finding equality through means of being black as well.
• Sylvia has become one of the most popular characters on the show, and despite the characters bigoted views she has become somewhat of a gay icon.
• But nothing done in bed would atone for the fiercely bigoted views of black people put forth in " Notes on the State of Virginia ."
• Admittedly, this principle is sorely tested by people like Rocker, just as it is by extremist politicians and others who share his cramped and bigoted views.
• Both articles share the same extreme views on the Derry / Londonderry name dispute and are not shy about using talk pages as soapboxes for their bigoted views.
• Critics cite the writings of some CCC members, who deride the intelligence of blacks and warn against marriage between the races, as evidence of the group's bigoted views.
• Williamson said he worried that some blacks might feel betrayed seeing a black character mouth such bigoted views and especially that some people might mistake the character's bitter opinions for his own.
• In contrast, if bigots discuss their bigoted views publicly, you can tell who the bigots are, avoid them if you want to, rebut their arguments if you want to, and maybe convince them that they're wrong.
• A society, even a " colorblind " society, can be structured in a way that perpetuates racism and racial inequality even if its individual members do not hold bigoted views about members of other racial groups.