Edwords [ 2] summarized the basic ideas held in common by both religious and secular humanists (Table 1).
A stereotype is an oversimplified, preconceived, and standardized conception, opinion, affective attitude, judgment, or image of a person or group held in common by members of other groups.
In the final analysis, a stereotype is an oversimplified, preconceived and standardized conception, opinion, affective attitude, judgment, or image of a person or group held in common by members of other groups.
A stereotype is an oversimplified, preconceived and standardized conception, opinion, affective attitude, judgment or image of a person, group, etc., held in common by members of other groups (Random House, 1999; Webster, 1983).
Stereotypes is defined as a simplified and standardized conception or image invested with special meaning and held in common by members of a groups.
To the absolutely fashionable mind, an opinion, a taste, or an enthusiasm is of significance only for a particular, restricted moment — a moment when it is held in common by some right-seeming group of fellow-souls, just before it is adopted by large groups of followers.
Most land is held in common by the villagers.
The candidates expressed views atypically held in common by members of different parties.
In rural Mexico, land is held in common by a village or by farmers from neighboring communities.
As with all resource commons, knowledge commons feature open access to a resource that is held in common by its members.
The Creed expresses the core of the Christian faith and is held in common by countless millions of Christians today.
