Sentence examples for enduring stereotype from inspiring English sources

It is an enduring stereotype.

Groupies have proved an enduring stereotype of women's participation in rock: worshipful, gorgeous, and despised.

The image of the roly-poly chef is an enduring stereotype, and sometimes for good reason.

As an elderly woman, she was that enduring stereotype, at least to the neighborhood children.

Surely that is a reference to the enduring stereotype of the hushing librarian, but it unfairly juxtaposes a new, friendly library with an old, mythically unfriendly one.

The Gambino eminences were voicing an enduring stereotype in New York law enforcement — that the prosecutors of the Eastern District operate as a kind of junior varsity with respect to their colleagues in the Southern District, across the East River.

"How could you, given the enduring stereotypes?" (Mr. Linklater is a major donor to The Texas Tribune).

Mr Börszöményi-Nagy says such events can help break down enduring stereotypes.

Antiquated symbols still supply many of Japan's most enduring stereotypes.

These writers seem to be engaging with enduring stereotypes in order to overturn them.

It was the Frenchman, after all, who shattered one of English football's most enduring stereotypes.