Sentence examples for current stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Just as Brideshead Revisited is a poor guide to student life, current stereotypes are equally unreliable.

In their brief introduction, the editors, Barnaby Rogerson and Rose Baring, describe current stereotypes of Muslims and Islamic culture as their motive for collating this book.

For example, the cliched definition Flaubert reports for "Germans" is that they are a "people made up of old dreamers," quite a contrast to more current stereotypes of Germans.

This week's ruling by a Republican-appointed judge shows that the current stereotypes promulgated by gay civil rights leaders, their Democratic allies and the media are outdated and part of the reason the issue is destined to stay a political wedge.

"The current stereotype of Europeans", writes Robert Kagan in his new book, "Of Paradise and Power", "is easily summarised.

In the current stereotype of corporate acquirers, firms like Bain Capital load companies with debt, downsize their workforces, and strip them of assets.

Carr was the most influential male blues singer and songwriter of the first half of the 20th century, but he was nothing like the current stereotype of an early bluesman.

We aren't going to let society's current stereotype of our veteran force continue to misrepresent us.

The current stereotype of GenY as narcissistic and entitled might be a little short-sighted: this generation was raised on gold stars and approval.

One project about women defining the livelihood strategies of two transnational Mexican communities; it showed the vital role of women in the Mexican family and community -- and this significance counteracts current stereotyping.

Think about what you like (if anything) about your current stereotype.