Sentence examples for different stereotypes from inspiring English sources

"In sports right now, there are two different stereotypes — that there are no gay male athletes, and every female athlete is a lesbian," Burke said.

Speaking of the new Parliament members, Hamzawy said, "We are just being introduced to each other — with different stereotypes, and different packages of demands and interests and reservations.

I've written the book as a springboard for discussion with children about what gender means to them, it's rich with different stereotypes and roles which I hope will help kids explore their gender.

But Rankine hopes the institute will be a place where artists will discuss, for example, "why whiteness isn't written about as whiteness, as race, or the ways in which black life or the lives of people of color are codified inside the media in ways that are negative and confirming of different stereotypes".

For example, a PE may have different stereotypes for defining its performance characteristics and its power consumption characteristics.

These stereotypes are not intended to be mutually exclusive; an entrepreneur might feel related to different stereotypes at the same time.

Now that has changed, but a different stereotype has taken over.

In this case, defining them competitively based on the quality of their competition, Navratilova raised a different stereotype.

The difference here is that the ages are in the 30s, with each character representing a different stereotype of pre-midlife ennui.

At a time when bankers and Illinois politicians hardly seem popular, Mr. Giannoulias has already begun portraying Mr. Kirk as a different stereotype that has faced backlash in recent elections — a Washington insider.

But for Phoenix, AZ-based artist ColorOrgy, bright pastels and precise lines take on a different stereotype, through works that put a satirical twist on gender norms and sexuality.