Sentences with phrase «old prejudices die»

«Old prejudices die hard,» Mphahlwa said.

Old prejudices die hard; myths, even harder.

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This is an example of our greatest source of hope, that the old folks who still cling to great prejudice are a dying breed, due to be replaced by their more enlightened grandchildren.

In God's reign the last become first, the misfits are welcomed, prejudice is crushed, old things are made new, busted things become beautiful, grace trumps works, dependence means freedom, dying is gain and people can rejoice when they fall short.

No doubt economics are a major component — places that financially support art have art — but it also seems that old prejudices don't die easily.