Sentence examples for feel stereotyping from inspiring English sources

A few participants worried about disclosing their ethnicity fearing they would be labelled as terrorists, however, the majority of participants did not feel stereotyping was a problem.

Has she ever felt stereotyped as an all-purpose "femme francaise" for international audiences?

But much of the comic material here feels stereotyped in itself, bringing to mind lively but formulaic sketch routines from satiric variety shows like "In Living Color". As directed by Ms. Bonney, the acting swings wildly between proper characterization and caricature.

"Women and minorities feel stereotypes in our society — that they don't have the same innate academic abilities as men and Caucasians," says Professor Steele, director of the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University.

For now, he makes a living joking about his Italianness, but feels "stereotypes are a bit of a cage.

If this is largely to do with the economy, it is because people often feel dismissively stereotyped by metropolitans as passé, "northern", "failures" and "basket cases".

The study found connections between when people felt negatively stereotyped or disrespected at school and their propensity for delinquent behaviors.

Stanford researchers found that when people felt negatively stereotyped or disrespected based on race or gender, they were more likely to engage in anti-social behaviors.

Hang on a minute, I feel a stereotype coming on.

I feel that stereotypes are so difficult to be eradicated because as human beings we take the easiest route.

(Apologies if this sounds like a 12-step program, but the only way to change is to decide to change). "People who are more rigid are the ones who'll continue to feel the stereotype.