Sentence examples for persisting stereotypes from inspiring English sources

The edit shows that while female acts dominate pop music, they are not being recognised nearly enough in rock and metal - genres still blighted by macchismo - or else not enough women are starting bands due to persisting stereotypes or being able to succeed in the industry.

For health staff in daily contact with EMGs in Vietnam this clearly implies acknowledging the flexible 'praying in four directions' approach to choosing treatment and local cosmologies of disease management, as well as avoiding the persisting stereotyping of EMGs as 'culturally backwards'.

There still persists the stereotype of the languid (always male) composer in an ivory tower.

The legacy of the profession's white, male origins persists, as does a lack of transparency and persistent cultural stereotypes.

But, many say, negative stereotypes persist.

Even in areas with open-minded parents, stereotypes persist.

Stereotypes persist about the capabilities of new and old companies.

They'll test the hypothesis that stereotypes persist because people associate mostly with like-minded individuals.

Mistrust and outdated stereotypes persist: Russia is suspected of evil intentions and of aggressive, imperial designs.

Yet no matter what Belle & Sebastian achieve, the old stereotypes persist.

Many of those stereotypes persist to this day and have mutated with the times.