Sentence examples for have stereotypical from inspiring English sources

It's OK to have stereotypical bad black guys doing stereotypically bad things if you've already made it clear that there are some good ones out there.

Frigatebirds have stereotypical flight patterns, circling on thermal air columns to soar up into the sky, and then gliding back down in straight lines.

He dedicates lots of his time to sorting out his friends problems but also has time to have stereotypical teenager strops when his parents say no to something.

Many Jews have stereotypical views of Evangelicals.

As expected from a drama teacher, she is a drama queen, who speaks overly melodramatically and will often have stereotypical horror music playing when on-scene.

University of Southern California students and spring break have stereotypical incarnations as bacchanalia at places like Cabo San Lucas, but this spring break I had the pleasure of sharing a day with a group of USC students who were spending their week volunteering for the National Park Service in Death Valley.

Everyone had stereotypical images of the Mexican cartels, and like most stereotypes, some are true, but many aren't.

She had a high-profile spat with a radio satirist who accused her of having stereotypical views of Muslim people living on council estates.

We've never had stereotypical gender roles in our house because she'd be mum and dad.

Later the same year, she made her Tamil debut as the teenage girl Harini in Boys, a story about five teenagers having stereotypical teen-boy fantasies.

Second, because these responses had stereotypical early waveforms in both uni- and bilater stimulus paradigms (cf. Fig. 2A to Figs. 2B C), neural activity that regulated them during competing stimulation must have originated before any motor commands were sent to the flight control system.