The Tlaxcala were costumed, carried whips and wore pink-hued masks that had flush cheeks, blue eyes and thin mustaches — obvious stereotypes of the European conquerors.
"At some moments my experiences completely defy what we know about the region," she says, "and at others, they dig into and reaffirm the most obvious stereotypes.
He provides puns and one-liners in bulk, and while his persona depends on obvious stereotypes, the core of his appeal is a pure silliness with a mischievous streak.
A more sophisticated standard for judging a character's merits has emerged as the most obvious stereotypes have, for the most part, faded and as filmmakers, for better and sometimes worse, have attempted to normalize the black image.
As far as diaries go, it fulfills some obvious stereotypes.
Yeah, it's a trivial gag, a corny riff on two obvious stereotypes.
At first glance there were seemingly obvious stereotypes in the movie of the coach being named "White" and most of the student last names being "Diaz".
I talked to the quiet girl, the geeky girl, the crazy girl, the girl in glasses, and while that makes them sound like reductive, obvious stereotypes, they really did resemble three-dimensional characters with agency, personalities, and quirks.
This is serious code for "Eeeek, this is scary--whatever they're against, I'm against it, too!" Copying the now-infamous Frank Luntz memo recommending use of obvious stereotypes and misrepresentation, the ad asserts that the bill designed to prevent another bailout situation would instead cause more bailouts.
