Sentence examples for difficult stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Those who make it big here, but come from there, have overcome long odds and some difficult stereotypes.

But the Arab woman as an emblem of only that is proving a difficult stereotype to shift.

"It's very difficult because stereotypes can come from social science that can come from inadequate data.

However, the more time elapses, a full restoration of the relationship gets more difficult, as stereotypes and vested interests on both sides become more entrenched.

"It's very difficult to stereotype John O'Neill," said the chairman of the Harris County Democratic Party, Gerry Birnberg, a lawyer who has known and worked with Mr. O'Neill for 20 years.

Moreover, women's political, religious and ideological orientations are difficult to stereotype.

Former Republican Senator Olympia Snowe said this: "Obviously it's very difficult to stereotype, but I think there is a collaborative facet to women in the way in which they approach legislative solutions, similar to life.

The results of the present study rather suggest that it is difficult to induce stereotype threat and boost simultaneously when the test battery includes tasks favoring men and women.

What makes stigma and negative stereotyping difficult to combat is that some of the concerns people have about the persons with mental illness often have a partial basis in reality [ 5].

It ventures onto extraordinarily difficult terrain, playing with stereotypes on both sides of the conflict, and no one should be surprised that it remains contentious.

It's difficult to advance beyond stereotypes when assessing who players are likely to be at this stage, but for a title like Monster Hunter, which hasn't received as much Western mainstream press and hasn't yet become part of mass popular consciousness, the game plays to a niche audience of people who have directly sought it out because people they know and respect are talking about it.