Sentence examples similar to prejudices about aging from inspiring English sources
She is not quite a solitary exception, though, as Gardnar Mulloy won a Wimbledon doubles title at 43, but Navratilova's body does look in good shape and her performance may help dispel a few prejudices about age.
If physiotherapists in private practice are not aware of their personal prejudices about age, gender, race, religion, diagnosis, etc, this may have undesirable consequences for the collective of private physiotherapists as these are highly valued by society [ 2, 5, 9, 10, 18, 37].
Rob Bagchi wrote earlier this year that Blankers-Koen had demolished prejudices about gender, age and motherhood - prejudices that are apparent even in the Manchester Guardian's reporting of her victory on 5 August 1948.
But sit down and have several drinks with aging colleagues and neighbors and it won't be long before you hear them swapping stories about age prejudice on the job or on the job hunt.
And there are new frontiers to tackle, such as age discrimination, or the enormous cost – social and economic – of widespread prejudices about mental illness.
There are many stereotypes and prejudices about the sexual lives of the elderly.
They're just based on people's prejudices about you.
But so, they add, are prejudices about Columbia students.
He cringes at Wilson's prejudices about homosexuality.
Perceptions and prejudices about Africa were upended around the world.
