Sentence examples for cruel stereotypes from inspiring English sources

They object that even as the film purports to argue for tolerance of the grossly overweight, it makes endless fun of fat people and perpetuates cruel stereotypes.

The family's sense of modesty was born of this good fortune -- as well as the sense that sizable profits might make them vulnerable to the cruel stereotypes that still shadowed Jewish families.

Hergé sought to demystify the "cruel savage" stereotype of the Natives that had been widely perpetuated in western films.

"There's a cruel stereotype of Easterners coming to the West and taking advantage of everything," Petry told me.

Bloody Mary, for example, the gimlet-eyed businesswoman who caters to the needs of the sailors, might just be the trickiest role in "South Pacific," capable of being distorted into a cute or cruel stereotype.

It's also a cruel stereotype of Native American character.

But the president's joke was more than just the perpetuation of a cruel stereotype, Special Olympians said.

FUCKED BY YOUR DAD Second-wave feminists like Andrea Dworkin and Catherine MacKinnon made up this cruel stereotype that everyone in the sex industry got fucked by their dad.

And Dinah remains a focal point throughout, though not always in a fully realized way, as Ms. Zollar probes and celebrates the dynamic life that pushes out from even the cruelest stereotypes.

One of the cruelest stereotypes about economic struggle is that it's caused by a lack of hard work.

No, he sunk to the level of the crowd; he abased himself before their crudest instincts; he pandered to their cruelest stereotypes.