Sentence examples for different stereotypes and from inspiring English sources

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.

Attitude research with the general public suggests that different diagnostic labels are associated with different stereotypes and trigger different social reactions [ 80, 81].

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.

"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.

Calise: I think I embody different stereotypes myself, but I'm honest about those things and if there's something that I'm not, then I'm honest about that as well.

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

On the other hand, there is also evidence that different illnesses can be associated with different stereotypes (Crisp et al. 2000 Angermeyer et al. 2003 Durand-Zaleski 2003 Durand-Zaleskihe suggestion that that anti-stigma initiatives will be more successful if they target a specific condition rather than mental illness broadly (Reavley and Jorm 2012).

Through its films, Wong Fu Productions hoped to break the different stereotypes of Asian Americans.

Overall 449 cases were reported, sustained by two different stereotypes overlapping for few months.