Sentence examples for Subtle stereotyping from inspiring English sources
"Subtle stereotypes or latent bias mean women are often overlooked".
He is currently appealing, but proving a case of retaliation or discrimination is often doomed; rather than a smoking gun, there tends to be an accumulation of adverse events and subtle stereotypes that shape a career.
To assess whether a subtle stereotype threat of student-athletes would cause a decrease in both academic effort and performance.
"But from subtle stereotypes that divide to bullying because of race, kids tell us discrimination still exists".
Protests by Korean groups against this practice have been laced with talk about "Merchant of Venice" figures, a none-too-subtle stereotyping of the landlords, many of whom are Jewish, Mr. Sullivan said.
Four subtle but stereotyped bilateral division asynchronies were found in Ilyanassa which have never been reported in other gastropod species.
All agree that the subtle racism and stereotyping described in the report continues to surface in newspapers and television and radio broadcasts.
This is the shorthand for the kinds of stereotyping, subtle racism, and general conservatism that some employers have regarding those who look, speak, or think differently than they do.
Subtle biases and stereotypes are at work here.
But Collingwood has always been much more layered and subtle than his cheery stereotype.
