Sentence examples for bit stereotypical from inspiring English sources

However, Votta gave "kudos to Glee for sticking with Mike's story this season as he figures out his path", and West wrote that Shum "played it well", while Canning said it and the later scene with his mother "were mighty effective, if a bit stereotypical".

The Goldman Sachs Elevator Twitter seems a bit too stereotypical to base everything on, and Jordan Belfort's midget-tossing escapades would probably blow up on Instagram/the blogs nowadays.

In a show where all of the characters are a bit extreme, the least stereotypical of all is Gloria's smart-talking son Manny.

It includes a bit of randy language and stereotypical stout-drinking fests.

Then there is a bit where Bates describes a stereotypical "mouthy feminist": "she's always banging on about women's rights, she wears dungarees, never shaves her armpits and is probably a lesbian, which is obviously an insult".

"Maybe I do play up the stereotypical lonely man a bit," he says, sounding a bit forlorn.

Originally created as exotic amusements, they've long looked a bit hokey, and at worst offensively stereotypical.

As I entered my house I felt a bit like a mix of two stereotypical men you might recognize from movies and books.

Act slightly like a stereotypical British.

"Even if it's a bit over the top and some way stereotypical at least we're being represented".

Usually I do the cooking, Seb does the washing up, so we had a domestic relationship that worked but now it's a bit like living with a couple of stereotypical students.