Sentence examples for continuing stereotypes from inspiring English sources

The lone female candidate "is forced to both live with the continuing stereotypes of being a woman while simultaneously defying them.

It means being forced to both live with the continuing stereotypes of being a woman while simultaneously defying them.

She continued, "Stereotypes can come from social science that can come from inadequate data".

It is the Alcantaras of the world, said John Stevens, an Azusa businessman, who made him finally decide to go to court to fight "the continuing racist stereotype" of Gypsies as unscrupulous vagabonds who will even steal children.

Continuing the stereotypes-being-proven-by-data section of this story, Green Party supporters are the most likely to have smoked up in the last year (34percentt), while Conservatives supporters are the least likely (10percentt).

We hope that Shaun White and others learn that this just continues stigma, stereotypes and discrimination".

But when corporate businesses give said fools corporate cash to continue racial stereotypes as a way to appeal to consumers, well, that kind of validation hurts all of us in the long run".

"There are actually three generations of artists and writers clearly delineated". Yet there remains a dearth of roles for Asian Americans, a nagging need to continuing pushing against stereotypes.

And it kind of continues the stereotype of a front-row forward, having to have the match held up for him.

It's popular media – including The Vicar of Dibley – that continue to stereotype twee villages, inhabited by bucolic locals, where everyone farms (in fact, UK Agriculture records that in 2006 Britain's farming workforce totalled just 184,000).

Context like this is necessary where omitted nuance leads to continued, damaging stereotyping of autistic and other disabled people or obfuscates important data.