1. Ageism is entrenched in our society.

2. You're always talking in isms—sexism, ageism, racism.

3. Ageism is equally as offensive and pernicious as sexism.

4. The problem of ageism in the workplace often goes unrecognized .

5. Ageism is embedded in our attitudes and social structures.

6. A recent ageism debate brought out some serious points.

7. We have earlier discussed the prevalence of ageism.

8. It is a symptom of ageism reflecting the low status of dependent elderly people including those in residential homes.

9. Particular attention is paid to ageism, and the part counselling can play in combating its effects.

10. Countering ageism Ageism surrounds us, but it passes largely unnoticed and unchallenged.

11. Second, the discrimination which emanates from ageism can appear to result from the natural process of biological ageing rather than social creation.

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

13. Ageism is one of the most insidious forms of discrimination, one which is widely accepted and rarely challenged.

14. It is an aspect of ageism that old age is seen as asexual.

15. It is good to see ageism given the attention it deserves.

16. Of course they not only reflect ageism in society but help to reinforce it and make it acceptable.

17. There may be unacceptable ageism in some, negative attitudes towards carers in others.

18. After all, ageism is alive and well.

19. Many women feel ageism is obstructing their career ambitions.

20. Attitudes to ageing and to elderly people in a multiracial society Ageism permeates society at both ends of the life-cycle.

21. Would our attitudes to our future selves - which is what ageism is truly about - be so negative?

22. Increasingly, negative attitudes are towards older, frailer people,[] who are now the main victims of ageism.

23. It is imperative that young and middle-aged adults confront their own and each other's ageism.

24. It is this process of socialisation - the gradual adoption of values and norms associated with social roles - which generates ageism.

25. The major objective of the counsellor, especially the counsellor who actively seeks to combat ageism, is to encourage involvement.

26. My initial reaction had been a prime, although mild, example of ageism in operation.

27. The analysis found that people in the south - east of England were more likely to ageism.

28. We let her move in because we wanted to make a statement about ageism in America.

29. We let her move in because we wanted to statement about ageism in America.