Sentence examples for intentionally reinforcing from inspiring English sources

It's hard to tell whether Barney is intentionally reinforcing cultural stereotypes, or whether rich Italians just look obviously rich and Italian.

As with anything in life, when we do something fully and intentionally it reinforces who we are and what we believe.

The museum sprinkles religious terminology in its permanent exhibition like salt or like potpourri, potentially (and possibly intentionally given its leadership) reinforcing impressions that Islam itself was the cause of the attacks, and that Muslims are inherently violent and dangerous.

The reinforcing fibre bundles are discontinuous, and are intentionally overlapped in the longitudinal direction.

Coaxing, cajoling, reinforcing.

Place the reinforcing ropes.

Reinforcing a stereotype.

They also (intentionally or not) tend to reinforce certain 'appropriate' behaviours.

"This development is disastrous because, intentionally or unintentionally, it serves to reinforce the notion that good English is whatever is popular," the Times fulminated in an October, 1961, editorial.

It is reinforced by the fact that we intentionally chose an intervention that was minimalist and aimed at repeatedly activating the primary motor and sensory cortices.

Some of the victims were intentionally sent by their high status parents, in order to reinforce their political ties to the emperor and to be reaffirmed in their privileged positions of power ([ 37]: 472).