Sentence examples for outdated stereotypes from inspiring English sources

But cycling advocates say such negative associations are based on outdated stereotypes.

Mistrust and outdated stereotypes persist: Russia is suspected of evil intentions and of aggressive, imperial designs.

She was there to represent herself — not anybody else's outdated stereotypes.

But they are clearly not rooted in ethnic conflicts, even if they should temporarily awaken outdated stereotypes.

On one side, Ghanaians claimed I perpetuated outdated stereotypes by describing sex as taboo and often transactional in nature.

"Eight out of ten mothers [of 1,896 surveyed]... believed the ad reflected common experience, rather than outdated stereotypes".

Some criticised the film for its outdated stereotypes, as well as for its conservative – or at least complacent – politics.

A report by the BBC last year found that examples of LGBT characters in comedy scenarios were often too reliant on outdated stereotypes.

In Texas, the state's highest criminal court decides whether a defendant is too disabled to be executed by using unscientific standards based on outdated stereotypes.

When even the Daily Mail recoils from "outdated stereotypes that will leave you in a state of appalled amazement", you are probably in trouble.

These are modest but significant changes, all the more significant when you consider these terms came into practice from a deliberate drive to address outdated stereotypes.