Sentence examples for constant stereotyping from inspiring English sources
As Camille Paglia put it in her 1994 collection Vamps & Tramps: Moralism and ignorance are responsible for the constant stereotyping of prostitutes by their lowest common denominator – the sick, strung-out addicts, crouched on city stoops, who turn tricks for drug money.
The constant stereotyping through every medium that makes us feel like being a normal size is not normal, and heaven forbid if you're plus-size.
Paul Sheehan's story on "Louise" is a purposefully reckless attempt at perpetuating a constant stereotype about Muslim men.
While providing affordable caregiving will help achieve this goal, it is more than offset by the constant negative stereotyping of seniors, which is scientifically proven to hurt their wellbeing and recovery rates from illnesses.
I understand the whole constant foreigner stereotype but for me it's important to portray immigrant characters like Jian-Yang and Danny Meng with humanity.
Offenders and ex-offenders we spoke to experience the constant drip of pernicious stereotyping intensely: the impact on them and their developing sense of male identity is yet to be fully grasped.
But, as we approach the 10th anniversary of 9/11, I too tire of the negative stereotypes and constant suspicion and hostility that members of British Muslim communities have had to endure.
[1 22] With constant repetition, the usual stereotypes about the different and inferior "negro" eventually converted into the colonized self-image.
"They are drained by the constant bombardment of narratives and stereotypes that compromise their ability to focus on their training.
Many in the type 1 community bemoan the constant misinformation and type 2 stereotypes aimed at them, while people with type 2 may feel misunderstood, shamed and vilified by the world at large, and sometimes even by those with type 1.
Michelle is a reminder that black American women are not the sum of the stereotypes and dysfunction on constant display in the media.
