Sentence examples for false stereotypes from inspiring English sources

It is not just that the dominating party often falsely sees the dominated party as lacking (or possessing) the allegedly superior (or inferior) qualities, or that the dominated party often internalizes false stereotypes of itself given by its oppressors, or that stereotypical thinking often overlooks salient and important differences among individuals.

Any false stereotypes the tourists may harbour should not be reinforced.

They think prosecutors perpetuate false stereotypes of Muslims as bomb-carrying killers.

"There's a lot of stigma, of false stereotypes that these people are inherently dangerous or bad.

"For too long civil servants have resorted to relying on false stereotypes and humiliating questions to probe a claimant's sexuality.

It is important to avoid false stereotypes about the private equity industry or any industry in order to prevent flawed public policy.

Yet we silently accept this false stereotyping of Italian-Americans as mobsters.

"I know there's a false stereotype out there that our president wants to go it alone, rush into war.

And that Tar Heel student's comment that Duke students are all from New Jersey is a false stereotype.

Crace happily perpetuates the false stereotype of him as a "recluse", although Pynchon leads a normal, sociable life in New York City.

While the article made this point, the title you chose unfortunately reinforces a false stereotype of these very much alive patients.