Sentence examples for hackneyed stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Stenders captures a splashy sense of Australia without resorting to twee or hackneyed stereotypes.
Historian Peter Sanderson observed that while "Barbara Gordon initially conformed to hackneyed stereotypes as a dowdy librarian ... her transformation into Batgirl could be seen in retrospect as a symbol of the emerging female empowerment movement of the 1960s.
Hackneyed stereotypes are as commonplace as they are offensive.
While male leaders are allowed to have complex personalities, powerful women are often summed up by hackneyed stereotypes that undermine them and their power.
His long-term goal is to democratize robotics and robotics education beyond its hackneyed stereotype and into the milieu.
In many ways Dirac matched the hackneyed stereotype of the lone genius all too well, but Farmelo has been scrupulous in balancing his originality with the scientific debts he owed to others.
He was supposed to kill a vain, volatile African politician (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje) who was threatening to embarrass the agency with his revelations (and who certainly embarrasses the picture with his embodiment of a hackneyed stereotype).
This is all just a hackneyed stereotype that is out-dated, and the feminist commentators are right to criticise the game's makers, Rockstar, for it.
This is all just a hackneyed stereotype that is outdated, and the feminist commentators are right to criticize the game's makers, Rockstar, for it.
An appealingly straight-talking and opinionated comedian who draws comedy from racial issues without resorting to hackneyed self-stereotyping, he offers a distinctive voice that deserves to get traction in a comedy scene dominated by middle-class white guys.
It left no cliche unuttered, it left no hackneyed plot device unutilised, it left no stereotype unshot.
