Sentence examples for banish stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Rough passage One to watch Queen of Madison Avenue ReprintsOgilvy's past campaigns for Dove are good examples of this latest approach, starting with the "Campaign for Real Beauty", launched in 2004, which set out to banish stereotypes and spark discussions about beauty.
Exposure to female leadership is a valuable step in better serving customers and the workforce, but organizations must take other proactive steps to banish stereotypes and biases in the workplace.
But education leaders said the data show a significant advance in a quest to banish the stereotype that computer science is mainly for coding geeks who tend to be white or Asian American boys.
So if African rulers want to banish the media stereotype of their continent as a place of famine and disaster, the first thing they have to do is put aside the cosy rules of the leaders' club and isolate Mugabe, just as European countries isolated the governments of Spain, Greece and Portugal when they were under dictatorship.
We have to banish the myths, cliches and stereotypes that have evolved which say "this is not for girls".
That makes one stereotype about Italy, the pervasiveness of graft, hard to banish.
Stereotypes be banished: there's nothing grotty about these Manrique-inspired apartments or their location in this much-maligned island's rural interior.
Finca Malvasia, Lanzarote Stereotypes be banished: there's nothing grotty about these Manrique-inspired apartments or their location in this much-maligned island's rural interior.
Or banish the mobile phone.
