Sentence examples for past stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, it is possible to rely on past stereotypes as form of linking one idea to another group.
The point of empathetic understanding is not to transform parties' identities or values, but rather to help them engage with each others' beliefs and move past stereotypes.
He pushes past stereotypes to vividly describe the elite realm on deck, a place where the American politico Archie Butt, a right-hand man to Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, might have shared pleasantries with Capt.
It is not coincidence, many of you said, that all the incidents I described in my Sunday Styles article, about why young women have moved past stereotypes in the classroom but not in relationships, involved Greek life.
Trans female writers who make ambitious arguments, such as Kate Bornstein and Julia Serano, allow her to look past stereotypes: "I felt trapped not by my body," she decides, "but by a society that didn't want me to modify it".
The trick is to avoid evoking past stereotypes of green products with references to "the planets, the babies and the daisies," said Jacquelyn A. Ottman, a New York-based advertising consultant and the author of the 2011 book "The New Rules of Green Marketing" (Berrett-Koehler).
Indeed, this general spreading of sympathy, of going past stereotype to character — even with characters who began as stereotypes — is one of the best and most impressive things about the series.
Aren't we supposed to be past these stereotypes?
Their best player soars over the imagination, their young stars sprint past old stereotypes and, goodness, they were even athletic enough to kick out Baron Davis.
"I am fascinated with the art and sport of ballet and contemporary dance, specifically with young men who push past gender stereotypes associated with dance and challenge societal notions of masculinity," Elkins explained to HuffPost.
"I am fascinated with the art and sport of ballet and contemporary dance, specifically with young men who push past gender stereotypes associated with dance and challenge societal notions of masculinity," Elkins explained in an previous interview with HuffPost.
