prejudging in a sentence

• "But I don't want to prejudge anything.
• None of this prejudges official matters that may still be pending.
• Two, it is a little irresponsible to be prejudging this.
• We should be doing nothing to prejudge the final status issues,
• We think it's wrong for people to prejudge him.
• I think the professor is prejudging the outcome of the process,
• I'm not good at divining or prejudging ."
• We cannot accept it because that would prejudge a political solution,
• Mitchell warned observers not to prejudge what their recommendations would be.
• He added : " We do not prejudge the outcome.
• It's difficult to see prejudging in a sentence .
• For decades, figure skating has been criticized for apparent prejudging.
• Cohen said, adding that he would not prejudge the outcome.
• That is a statement that prejudges the outcome of the case,
• Neal fears churchgoing parents will prejudge the books without reading them.
• There was no pressure on the bishops to prejudge this issue,
• "I'm not going to prejudge it in anyway.
• Until we do, it is best not to prejudge the matter.
• It's very important that I not prejudge this ."
• I haven't prejudged this case in any way ."
• To prejudge will make the process suspect to some people.