Sentence examples for foolish stereotypes from inspiring English sources

She credits her American experience – particularly the exhausting task of attempting to evade foolish stereotypes – for how she finally found a way to incorporate African imagery in her work.

He warns against the malign influence of national stereotypes by which other nationalities are slandered, whereas in reality the foolish national labels that divide Christians are less important than the name of Christ that should unite all who claim his name.

If a word referencing disability is applied to mean something ugly, foolish, unpleasant or weird, then it is an abusive epithet promoting a stereotype.

Nothing like the hard-edged cockney stereotype, Flanagan comes across onstage as a fundamentally nice, amiably foolish man: always optimistic, usually ultimately disappointed, and never quite enjoying a comprehensive grasp of the necessary facts.

Foolish, foolish idea.

Foolish is as foolish does.

Foolish, perhaps.

Stay foolish".

Foolish; sad.

Stay Foolish.

Very foolish".