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• s  blindly and obstinately attached to some creed or opinion and intolerant toward others
  a bigoted person
  an outrageously bigoted point of view

• There's the irony, for instance, of the fact that Bojanowski's son is apparently the product what some equally bigoted people would also think of as a mixed marriage.
• By any measure, it was a graceless move to characterize an entire demographic group--and vital voting bloc--as irrational and bigoted.
• This tale of a troubled fisherman's fatal encounter with the bigoted residents of his seaside village is told with emotion and all-encompassing humanity by Britain's foremost .

News & Articles

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• Out in the Tropics has evolved along with gay rights
  Once a bigoted epithet, “queer” was reclaimed by the gay-rights movement as a proudly defiant self-description. But theater artist Taylor Mac, who will perform in the annual Out in the Tropics festival this week, prefers another definition: “Someone who was ostracized by society at an early age to such a degree they could never ostracize anyone else.”
  June 11, 2013 - Miami Herald

Quotes

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• Abraham Foxman in Vancouver Sun
  Her suggestion that Israelis should go back to Poland and Germany is bigoted and shows a profound ignorance of history,Foxman said.
• Gordon Brown in Globe and Mail
  Asked what Ms. Duffy had said to upset him, Mr. Brown told the aide: "Everything. She's just a sort of bigoted woman."
• George Pataki in USA Today
  New York Gov. George Pataki called Churchill a "bigoted terrorist supporter."