Sentence examples for old stereotype from inspiring English sources
The old stereotype is hard to shake off.
The old stereotype was that "east" European governments were unstable and chaotic.
"Contrary to the old stereotype that older people are brand loyal, that's not necessarily the case.
"The Hispanic market is not the old stereotype of the past at all.
It's not a bad idea, even though he has dredged up the same dreary old stereotype.
In other words, the old stereotype is true: Men love electronics.
Like the old stereotype of Americans abroad, Yankee fans flaunt an assumption of wealth and dominance.
The age-old stereotype of the Little Woman mulling over swatches of chintz as the Big Guy sits on the couch with a beer is increasingly outdated.
Whether the woman was joking or not, he argued, her comment reinforces that centuries-old stereotype that all black men are handsome, virile, well-endowed lovers.
A few months ago, I talked to San Francisco holiday shoppers about their true feelings about the age-old stereotype about Jews and money.
"We're trying to change the ages-old stereotype that UChicago students are severely sexually deprived," the site's creator writes on the site.
