Sentence examples for its stereotypical from inspiring English sources

But in its depiction of maternal competition and its evident preference for the biological over the "constructed" family, and its stereotypical depiction of the powerful woman, it tells us nothing new at all.

Yet it's the film's racial politics, particularly its stereotypical evocation of willing servitude by an African-American, and its characters' refusal to acknowledge this imbalance of power, which make it not so much old-fashioned as downright retrograde – and likely to go down even worse with black audiences than Driving Miss Daisy.

Pinter's great subject was Englishness, and its stereotypical negative traits, especially repression.

Despite its acclaim, the film received criticism for its stereotypical portrayal of South Asian women.

Because of its stereotypical positioning in the pancreas, this islet can be followed throughout embryonic and post-embryonic development21.

We say 'exit' to suggest moving away from the established art system and its stereotypical way of thinking.

Although Porgy and Bess was celebrated when it opened in 1935, for the exposure it gave to African-American performers, the opera has been criticized throughout its production history for what many called its unflattering, stereotypical depiction of African Americans.

The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, with its highly stereotypical and functionally distinct sinusoidal locomotory gaits, is an excellent system in which to dissect these properties.

The Mi Vida Loca actors looked gorgeous and tough, with the sleekest of manicures, but even then the film was criticised for its outrageous, stereotypical plotline, full of pregnant, volatile homegirls and baby daddies being shot.

(It was no coincidence that Sad Girl, the alpha of the crew, had the highest bangs). The Mi Vida Loca actors looked gorgeous and tough, with the sleekest of manicures, but even then the film was criticised for its outrageous, stereotypical plotline, full of pregnant, volatile homegirls and baby daddies being shot.

Would you want to take on debt to invest in a neighbourhood called Chiraq?" Over in Los Angeles, a cafe in the east of the sprawling Californian metropolis has taken issue with the upcoming Eva Longoria movie Lowriders, angry at its allegedly stereotypical portrayal of Latinos as street thugs driving lowered cars.