We can leave the past with its bitter memories, its bigotries and its feuds to those whose property it is, the reactionaries who here, as in every country, would stem the tide of national advancement.
Not until this has been estimated and appreciated at its true value, will it be possible for reason to override the dogmas and bigotries of short-sighted and prejudiced theology.
She draws no hard and fast rules, has no such violent antipathies, bigotries and prejudices as Christendom.
He talks of his early struggles, the economy of bacon, and the bigotries of Old Testamentarians in the same concise language set to the same unvaried monotony of voice.
Here again co-operation for Irish welfare brings together the creeds and races, and tends to extinguish old bigotries and antipathies.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bigotries" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
