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They felt prejudiced against . The King and I was released in 1956 , to a society , that while still racially prejudiced , morally was miles ahead of the society to which Stowe catered . Some states mandate K-12 Holocaust education , but we would hope that in the primary grades , this is not Holocaust education per se , but a consideration of the importance of respect for differences and fighting prejudice . The international community has also failed to ensure respect for the rules of international humanitarian law , prejudicing the prospects for a just and peaceful resolution to the conflict . " And yet it is almost always interesting , because Segalen is interesting , and because he was try-ing to come to grips with something that still preoccupies many of us more than ever : how to understand another culture and express oneself about it , without falling into the traps of mimicry , pedantry , or prejudice . He then dug up those arm-waving bits of the history of phlogiston and caloric which fitted in with his prejudices . As part of that burden , Hillman was required to show that it was prejudiced by any procedural failure . Secondly the meeting is held on a “ without prejudice ” basis . but of course , people are not perfect , and their individual prejudices and weaknesses and hatreds all play a role in the death penalty institution anywhere in the world .... Ever since I have read Mr. Easterbrook 's articles in various magazines I have noticed a prejudice in Mr. Easterbrook 's writing , especially to liberal ideas that have started to become mainstream , e.g . The greatest men , those of the first and most leading taste , will not scruple adorning their private closets with nudities , though , in compliance with vulgar prejudices , they may not think them decent decorations of the staircase , or salon . Q. Documents submitted to the Tribunal by the defence show that until the autumn of 1942 , German U-boats took steps to rescue crews , as far as was possible without prejudicing the U-boat 's safety and without interfering with their own assignment . Naturally it flattered me into being more loyal to Shakespeare - - if possible - - than I was before , and more prejudiced against Bacon - - if possible - - that I was before . that the prosecution suppressed material witness impeachment evidence that prejudiced him in the penalty phase of his trial - - on the grounds that : ( a ) the evidence supporting the claim was procedurally defaulted , notwithstanding the fact that , like in Strickler v. Greene , 527 U.S. 263 ( 1999 ) , there was no reasonable basis for concluding that counsel for Banks could have discovered the suppressed evidence prior to or during that trial or state post-conviction proceedings ; and ( b ) the suppressed evidence was immaterial to Banks ' death sentence , where the panel neglected to consider that the trial prosecutors viewed the evidence to be of utmost importance to showing a capital sentence was appropriate ? For where civil laws , the right of individual persons , or the permanent instruction and determination of men 's minds to a correct knowledge and a conscientious observance of their duty is at stake , then it is below the dignity of an undertaking of such moment to exhibit even a trace of the exuberance of wit and imagination , and , still more , of the art of talking men round and prejudicing them in favour of any one . At no time shall any component or personnel of the Department of Justice furnish any statement of information that he or she knows or reasonably should know will have a substantial likelihood of materially prejudicing an adjudicative proceeding . The Irish party had all the political traditions and prejudices of centuries to reinforce its attitude of hostility to the Government , nay , more , its only serious rival among its own constituents was a party more uncompromisingly hostile to the Government than itself – the republican or physical force party . These interests bulk larger as the possibility of uncovering prejudice becomes more attenuated . " It is implicit from this that safeguards will need to be built into the legal structure to prevent extreme fundamentalism prejudicing the common good . You rejected a very real opportunity to encourage more Muslims to become Libertarians , simply because you could n't see past your own prejudices .