Prejudge example sentences

"Prejudge" Example Sentences

1. It's not fair to prejudge someone based on their appearance.
2. You shouldn't prejudge their abilities without giving them a chance.
3. It's wrong to prejudge an entire race or culture.
4. You can't simply prejudge a situation without all the facts.
5. Don't prejudge their intentions without talking to them first.
6. Prejudging them before you even meet them is not the way to go.
7. It's important to keep an open mind and not prejudge too quickly.
8. You can't prejudge their decision without knowing their reasoning.
9. It's easy to prejudge someone based on their social status.
10. You'll never know their true character if you always prejudge them.
11. Prejudging them without reason is simply ignorance.
12. They shouldn't prejudge the outcome before even trying.
13. It's important not to prejudge someone based on their accent.
14. You can't prejudge their feelings without asking them first.
15. You're not being fair if you prejudge them based on gossip.
16. They shouldn't prejudge the situation without taking action first.
17. It's better to assess the facts and not prejudge based on assumptions.
18. You can't prejudge someone's intelligence based on their job.
19. Prejudging someone based on their gender is not acceptable.
20. It's important to not prejudge someone based on their past mistakes.
21. They shouldn't prejudge someone based on their social media profile.
22. You're not seeing the full picture if you prejudge the situation.
23. Prejudging their decision can sometimes lead to conflict.
24. It's important to not prejudge someone based on their accent or dialect.
25. They shouldn't prejudge the situation without hearing both sides.
26. You're being unfair if you prejudge them based on a stereotype.
27. Prejudging them solely based on their appearance is shallow.
28. It's important to not prejudge someone based on their religious beliefs.
29. They shouldn't prejudge someone based on their fashion choices.
30. You're not giving them a fair chance if you prejudge them before they even speak.

Common Phrases

1. Making assumptions;
2. Jumping to conclusions;
3. Stereotyping;
4. Discriminating;
5. Generalizing;
6. Labeling;
7. Being biased;
8. Making snap judgments;
9. Having preconceived notions;
10. Evaluating solely on appearance.