1. Old prejudices die hard.

2. Such prejudices die hard.

3. Old prejudices, however, created barriers.

4. Old prejudices began to resurface.

5. She detached herself from her prejudices.

6. It's hard to break down old prejudices.

7. The issue was bedevilled by prejudices.

8. Granted, overcoming prejudices can be difficult.

9. 2 He sat there airing his personal prejudices.

10. The author's prejudices stick out all over.

11. Such ingrained prejudices cannot be corrected easily.

12. I want you to lay aside these prejudices.

13. It is the time we lay aside old prejudices.

14. 24 Yet patriotism is the easiest of declamatory prejudices.

15. Genetics is often used to reinforce existing prejudices.

16. 1 Yet patriotism is the easiest of declamatory prejudices.

17. Her intellect was indeed darkled by many prejudices and superstitions.

18. It takes a long time to break down prejudices.

19. Why did Peter move forward despite deep-seated prejudices?

20. Ageism refers to discrimination or prejudices based on a person’s age

21. In a crisis, old prejudices fall away and everyone works together.

22. Entrenched prejudices, obdurate opinions are as sterile as no opinionsall.

23. "But to do that, we must stamp out ageist prejudices."

24. (b) In speaking to a Samaritan woman, what prejudices did Jesus ignore?

25. Values are ignoble or noble according to one's prejudices and intentions.

26. Her intellect was indeed darkled by many prejudices and superstitions. Sentencedict.com

27. I wondered that her prejudices did not stretch to itinerant Arabs.

28. These prejudices are particularly prevalent among people living in the North.

29. Each new wave of immigrants gives new targets to old prejudices.

30. Amputee World tries to reduce prejudices against all physically disabled worldwide.

31. These prejudices have been allowed to run riot for too long.

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33. Be honest about any prejudices that might be implanted in your mind.

34. We must not pander to the irrational prejudices of a small minority.

35. 17 I hate marketing strategies that play on people's fears and prejudices.

36. And each new wave of immigrants gives new targets to old prejudices.

37. The volatility / uncertainty of sponsorship prejudices a continuous production flow of excellence.

38. Such prejudices strike right at the heart of any notions of a civilized society.

39. The pressures and prejudices which attend their activities and relationships only exacerbate their instability.

40. But in society old prejudices persist and inequality and injustice prevail as before .

41. They can resist appeals to their dearest prejudices and all kinds of cajolery.

42. They are slaves to the prejudices of the epoch in which they were written.

43. A good start is to acknowledge that none of us are above developing prejudices.

44. Individuals of all races and nations have risen above national prejudices and racial bias.

45. Bigot: one who stubbornly or intolerantly adheres to his or her own opinions and prejudices.

46. Some of these prejudices are still observed in the discussions of the relations with Russia.

47. Ageism is not just about prejudices towards older people; it can affect younger people, too.

48. These prejudices are rooted in the idea that every tramp ipso facto, is a blackguard.

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50. Now , all the prejudices of the Restoration , all its interests, all its instincts tended disfigure Napoleon.

51. A wise person is one who listens to advice or correction with an open mind, holding no prejudices.

52. Your own prejudices are summarized in your letter - low price, scalable fonts, low-resolution clip-art, telephone support.

53. With their tote bags, the immigrants brought alOng all their old prejudices, and immediately picked up some new ones.

54. 21 Until the 1970s primatologists were busy confirming our prejudices about peaceable apes living in nonviolent societies.

55. I will never act officiously or permit personal feelings, prejudices, animosities, or friendships to influence my decisions.

56. Bigoted definition: Someone who is Bigoted has strong, unreasonable prejudices or opinions and will not Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

57. They may therefore be able to force governments to examine the economic consequences of bowing too readily to environmental prejudices.

58. Whether we realize it or not, it is difficult for us to detect if we harbor certain prejudices in our heart.

59. A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices. William James 

60. Insensitive interviewers are often influenced too much by their personal prejudices to an interviewee and fail to appreciate the interviewee's nervousness.

61. Bigotry definition is - obstinate or intolerant devotion to one's own opinions and prejudices : the state of mind of a bigot

62. 4 A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices. William James 

63. One of the great myths of contemporary economics is that mercantilism was an Analytically vacuous bundle of gold-hoarding prejudices

64. But disabled people believe the biggest obstacles they face are mental ones-the prejudices and thoughtlessness of able-bodied people.

65. 30 A harsher critic would have gone for the jugular and claimed that this was a blunt reiteration of those dormant adolescent prejudices.

66. Validation of beliefs, prejudices, and Authoritarianism all play a part in the psychology of Right Wing Authoritarians that score high on the test

67. Old prejudices die hard and it is only very recently that chapels have been noticed at all in guide books or architectural histories.

68. While Biases may always exist, Fiske concluded, they are “shaped by an ever-changing mix of cultural beliefs and social circumstances.” “While we may be hardwired to harbor prejudices against those who seem different or unfamiliar to us, it’s possible to override our worst impulses and reduce these prejudices,” Fiske said .

69. However, this legislation is not sufficient to address discriminatory behaviour and racial prejudices that are not openly displayed or cannot be proved.

70. A harsher critic would have gone for the jugular and claimed that this was a blunt reiteration of those dormant adolescent prejudices.

71. Unlike other prejudices such as racism and sexism Ageism is unique in targeting our future selves One underlying cause could be deeply entrenched Ageism

72. 15 A harsher critic would have gone for the jugular and claimed that this was a blunt reiteration of those dormant adolescent prejudices.

73. I am, in plainer words, a bundle of prejudices—made up of likings and dislikings—the veriest thrall to sympathies, Apathies, and antipathies

74. The experts are concerned by the representation of Afro-Ecuadorians in the media, specifically the presence of stereotypes and prejudices connected with Afro-Ecuadorian people.

75. 30 Old prejudices die hard and it is only very recently that chapels have been noticed at all in guide books or architectural histories.

76. Your Ex cy that Apertness of mind that Clearness and freedom from prejudices & p r possessions of bad opinions ag t any man p

77. Some beliefs are the hijacker of reason, rationality, intelligence and logic, others are the products of egoism, biases, prejudices or preferences. Dr T.P.Chia 

78. But Coel has tackled so many subjects around which our generalised prejudices congregate, from recreational drugginess to bloodied tampon-sex to blackness, via the Blitherings of mindfulness, the

79. So by visiting here, and also by setting up a foundation which helps biracial children, Hines Ward is widely credited as having changed the prejudices of a nation.

80. Thus, in one place we have the following Avowal, which is only not _naïf_ because evidently put in to please the prejudices of sympathetically narrow readers.