It recalls stereotypes, caricatures and cliches about black sexuality, respectability and femininity.
It's just cheerful, cheeky-chappy Lee peddling cliches about class, eastern Europeans and women.
Leftish cliches about underinvestment and government meddling are coupled with rightish promises about "improved choice" and "guaranteed excellence".
Every topic that touches on Indian-white relationships is up for gibes, from the Bureau of Indian affairs to media cliches about Indian life.
With his 1986 coach Carlos Bilardo at his side in a new capacity as manager, yesterday's event was a far cry from the standard footballing cliches about respecting the opposition and taking each game as it comes.
Haitink also understands that none of Bruckner's symphonies is worse served by all the stock cliches about sonic cathedrals and religious glory than the Eighth.
The satire focuses not on the way real, recognizable people behave, but on stereotypes and cliches about masculine and feminine attitudes.
Writing op-eds that recycle fear-mongering cliches about labor, blight and jobs does not change the facts.
Time magazine writer James Poniewozik said the episode showed Parks and Recreation in "top form", and he praised the episode for avoiding television cliches about weddings.
My guess: a word established in popular culture to sum up a load of imagined cliches about working class people.
"Jobbik appeals directly to racist cliches about the Gypsies, like that they are ultimately responsible for crime and the joblessness of the worst-off regions.
