Prejudge

His prejudge against certain races was evident in his discriminatory behavior.

He has a prejudge that all modern art is meaningless.

The manager was concerned about the prejudge of some customers towards their new product.

His prejudge of the book prevented him from giving it a fair chance.

My teacher has a prejudge against students who don't complete their homework.

Some people have a prejudge that anyone who wears glasses is nerdy.

It is unfair for someone to prejudge a legal case without all the evidence and arguments being presented.

The judge warned the jury not to prejudge the defendant based on their appearance or previous criminal history.

It is illegal for the jury to prejudge the defendant's case before it is presented in court.

She attempted to prejudge the conclusion of the research by manipulating the results.

He tried to prejudge the verdict by tampering with the evidence.

He tried to prejudge the outcome of the meeting by influencing the agenda.

She attempted to prejudge the decision by manipulating the voting process.

He tried to prejudge the outcome of the negotiation by using his influence on the other party.

He tried to prejudge the response of the audience by using psychological tactics.

She attempted to prejudge the result of the game by pressuring the referee.

She attempted to prejudge the outcome of the project by manipulating the data.

He tried to prejudge the election by spreading rumors about his opponent.

She attempted to prejudge the verdict by manipulating the jury.

She attempted to prejudge the conclusion of the investigation by tampering with the witnesses.

He has been known to prejudge people based on their physical abilities.

They tend to prejudge a book based on the author's gender or nationality.

The accomplished entrepreneur advised her team not to prejudge potential business partners without conducting thorough due diligence.

The counselor advised the patient not to prejudge their progress in therapy and to be patient with the process.

He shouldn't prejudge people based on their skin color.

The company policy prohibits any form of prejudge or discrimination against employees.

The journalist was careful not to prejudge the story until all the facts were verified.

The court reminded the jury not to prejudge the defendant based on their appearance.

The parent advised their child not to prejudge others based on their family background.

She didn't want to prejudge the outcome of the interview, so she prepared as best as she could.

She attempted to prejudge the result of the competition by sabotaging her rival's equipment.

He has a tendency to prejudge people who come from a different culture.

He tried to prejudge the outcome of the negotiation by using unfair tactics.

It is important for jurors to not prejudge a case based on media coverage or hearsay.