Sentence examples for popular stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Many young Iraqi reporters conform squarely to popular stereotypes of journalists.

Despite popular stereotypes, games are sociable and inclusive, with large, supportive communities and some brilliant events.

Other recent films about food haven't catered to popular stereotypes about haute cuisine and fine dining either.

Chechen suicide attackers do not fit popular stereotypes, contrary to the Russian government's efforts to pigeonhole them.

And beneath every cliché — about American religious fervor, French intolerance or Japanese godlessness — he uncovers ironies that wreak havoc with popular stereotypes.

The encounter with Ginsburg, who occasionally mentions opera scenes in her writings, reinforced DiDonato's conviction that the art is not as aloof from modern life as popular stereotypes would suggest.

They described "negative popular stereotyping" of Americans on Canadian TV.

The CTRL riders are a far cry from the tattooed, dreadlocked hooligans of popular stereotype.

The popular stereotype of college campuses as a hive of same-sex experimentation for young women may be all wrong.

Judged by the popular stereotype of writers — bitter, blocked, alcoholic and angry— Joyce Carol Oates does not measure up.

Few expected the new coach to confirm the popular stereotype about the defensive priorities of Italian football so quickly.