Sentence examples for negative stereotype of from inspiring English sources
"People have a negative stereotype of the Bronx," Bennett said.
The enduring negative stereotype of Jews as "greedy" therefore derived from medieval opposition to finance capital.
Does that not reinforce the worst negative stereotype of the United States in the present-day world?
It was incredibly hypocritical for The Voice Newspaper to exacerbate the negative stereotype of another ethnic minority.
It's always sad to reinforce a negative stereotype of an entire country, especially when that country is as flat-out wonderful as Japan.
Mr. Christie came close to blaming New York for promulgating a negative stereotype of New Jersey, as if his state were shortchanged in that department.
"You know the negative stereotypes of the scouser?
The show was criticised by Ofcom for condoning negative stereotypes of gay people.
The organisers warned against negative stereotyping of the entire continent, raising the issue of "Afro-pessimism".
"Participants routinely drew on negative stereotypes of benefit recipients," the report's authors concluded.
Have others experienced negative stereotyping of academics and practitioners and with what impact on research practices?
