Sentence examples similar to commonly accepted stereotypes from inspiring English sources

The film, which is dedicated to the late Robin Williams, explores the commonly accepted stereotype that all comedians must be miserable in order to succeed at his or her own craft.

Even the most widely accepted stereotypes about Millennials appear to be suspect.

"I was playing around with the accepted stereotypes of Dubai".Fighting stereotypes is the calling for another nation – Afghanistan – debuting at Venice for the first time.

It's not too difficult, some radio programmes do it well, but it does require questioning a series of stereotypes that are commonly accepted - shall we say unscientifically? Britain's science is indeed good, judged internationally; so is its TV; so too its record of research in history of science, and technology, and medicine, including public attitudes.

Shockingly, they are also commonly accepted.

A commonly accepted set of ACLs follow.

Accepting gifts is an illegal, though commonly accepted, practice among police officers, prosecutors and judges.

Hadoop is a commonly accepted framework for big data analytics.

Simultaneous existence of a commonly accepted Li2CO3 cannot be excluded.

Furthermore, there is no commonly accepted definition of BDP.

But underreporting is a commonly accepted feature of police crime statistics.