Sentence examples for countering stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Given Weiner's interest in countering stereotypes of women, her depiction of lesbians in "Good in Bed" is surprising.
Any plan to "include" disabled people in mainstream workplaces as a way of countering stereotypes and ensuring good practice is dismissed as "do-gooding gone bad".
"We spend a lot of time countering stereotypes that are totally wrong – that none of us have blue eyes or fair hair, that we don't want to work, that we're all musicians.
We hope our findings improve public health by countering stereotypes and misconceptions about late-life sexuality, and offer older people a reference against which they may relate their own experiences and expectations.
And as Mr. Allen reported, the journal Civiltà Cattolica, which has semi-official Vatican status, and Vatican Radio both took the position that "We Have a Pope" was inoffensive, while the Italian journalist Vittorio Messori praised the film in Corriere della Sera for countering stereotypes "of preening cardinals lusting for power".
3-D visualization and printing of virtual fossils adds a technological slant to further entice visitors, while demonstrating the breadth of modern paleontology (and countering stereotypes of paleontology as a dated science, and the scientists in the field as traditional and resistant to change).
It counters stereotypes and forestalls vengeful and senseless attacks against Muslims.
Willie Cole, Carrie Mae Weems and Lyle Ashton Harris all rescue and reuse historical images of black Americans to counter stereotypes.
In 1897, Augusta Gregory, William Butler Yeats and Edward Martyn planned a theatre that would counter stereotypes of Irish "buffoonery" and "easy sentiment".
The goal is to draw "a new line in the sand, if you will," he added, and counter stereotypes about drivers as "dumb rednecks".
Video storytelling is one way to counter stereotypes fueled by Muslim extremists who, Mr. Patel said, "videotape their beheadings and get on the evening news".
