Sentence examples for mutual stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Henning Wehn, who styles himself as "German comedy ambassador to the UK", tells jokes about mutual stereotypes while wearing a stopwatch on stage to reflect German punctiliousness.Britons have periodically admired German culture.

Beneath the layers of lingo there are subcultures and dress codes and ways of speech, their mutual stereotypes, conventions, taboos and of course jokes: "Every economist knows that there are three kinds of economists; there are those who know how to count, and there are those who don't".

Such a progress would make many mutual stereotypes and 'clashes" somewhat obsolete.

These results contrast with the Allport's contact theory, which suggests that interaction among distinct groups, with similar status and common goals, reduces mutual stereotypes and conflict and promotes understanding and cooperative relations [ 27].

The chapter "West and Anti-West" explores a destructive cycle of mutual stereotyping.

In the later 1980s, the USIA was party to a series of talks with the Soviets that addressed issues of mutual stereotyping and opened new avenues for exchange.

Mutual prejudice and stereotyping, language barriers and fears of shoplifting and crime were factors in those conflicts.

I think it has basically achieved a capacity for people to see each other, exchange ideas, and find that there is much more of a mutual need than the stereotypes on either side would have led one to believe.

I would be more likely to over-perform relative to my ability because the question triggers a mutual recognition of a stereotype that Asian people are good at these subjects.

And ignorance is a breeding ground for prejudice, stereotype and mutual suspicion.

Because our Englishman, Irishman and Scotsman get bogged down in what those words mean, how best to represent them, and the mutual resentments, prejudices – and, yes, stereotypes – they dredge up.