Sentence examples for old prejudice from inspiring English sources

But that's an old prejudice of mine; maybe things have changed in New York.

But this would be a good chance to overturn my old prejudice, or so I thought.

(Or at least admit to plain old prejudice; "I hate farce," my guest informed me before the curtain went up).

The new technologies may reinforce the old prejudice, resurrected by Mr. Kennicott, that film composers lack traditional musical technique.

Demirtaş, like Erdoğan, is a Sunni, but he was there to share the Alevis' food, and dispel that old prejudice.

I can feel my dad's old prejudice weakening within me, for whatever you may think of sheep, wool is wonderful stuff.

Old prejudices, as they say, die hard.

Old prejudices die hard in Europe.

Still, old prejudices die hard.

But the debate alone is undermining old prejudices.

The new wave was surging forward; but the old formats and old prejudices carried on regardless.