Sentence examples similar to commonplace stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Last year, the Netherlands became the first country in the world to treat same-sex marriages exactly like more traditional unions, and nowadays, with adoption a commonplace, the stereotype of Dutch gay life is a middle-aged couple spending the weekend at home with the kids.
This racial stereotyping is commonplace in China.
In fact, in his actions and character, Melmotte reflects the lineaments of an anti-Semitic stereotype once commonplace in European literature and politics and still quite far from extinct.
Hackneyed stereotypes are as commonplace as they are offensive.
However, age discrimination remains commonplace and is often down to lazy stereotyping.
This means that those cases that fit the stereotype - such as stranger rapes - take precedence over the more commonplace ones.
But they showed a deeply discriminatory attitude now commonplace in France, where a particular group - one as diverse as any other - was stereotyped and associated with its most extreme members.
Atomisation nozzles are commonplace.
