Sentence examples for deeply rooted stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Deeply rooted stereotypes such as the so-called "Edo-style" macho demeanour of sushi chefs, and a belief that women's warmer body temperature leads to inferior tasting food, have kept sushi preparation an almost exclusively male domain in Japan.

The next more important negative connotations on which this paper attempts to focus on stem from deeply rooted stereotypes, which render the space of public and, in particular, the fields of economy, economic action, and market as a masculine arena, opposed to the space of private as a feminine arena of emotions and affective behavior, nurturing, and domesticity.

"This is reenforcing unfortunate, deeply rooted stereotypes," says Cyrus Mehri, a Washington, D.C., civil rights attorney who represented two African American men who unsuccessfully auditioned for "The Bachelor" and filed a discrimination lawsuit against the show's producers in 2012.

Now, a provocative new study shows it may even have the power to help us reverse deeply rooted stereotypes against women and African-Americans -- a finding which has important implications given the state of race relations in America, and the gender gap in math and science.

Speaking to the EFE news agency of his own experiences, he said "The stereotypes, the prejudices and the low expectations of Hispanics (are) deeply rooted in the highest ranks".

Pacifism remains deeply rooted.

"Natives are deeply rooted.

Corruption is deeply rooted.

"He's actually deeply rooted in modernism.

"I am deeply rooted in incarnational theology.

The resistance is deeply rooted, he said.