Sentence examples for potentially stereotypical from inspiring English sources

Eve Polycarpou and Fernando Mira bring heart-snagging authenticity to their potentially stereotypical characters, whose supposedly "innate" Latin passion shows up the flounce mechanics of too-strictly ballroom.

In spite of the film's melodramatic, slightly self-righteous air, some of the performances are strong, especially that of Gyllenhaal, who brings soul to a potentially stereotypical role.

Here he strikes a perfect balance between social commentary and melodrama, while nudging his actors to turn potentially stereotypical figures (eg, a virginal waif, a golden-hearted whore, a philosophical Chinese) into three-dimensional people.

In spite of the film's melodramatic, slightly self-righteous air, some of the performances are strong, especially that of Gyllenhaal, who brings soul to a potentially stereotypical role. S.L. S.L

Better yet, Mr. Norton brings to his potentially stereotypical role, that of the wily-lovable Irishman with a fondness for drink, the very qualities I mentioned before, which can be scarce in confectionary Broadway musicals new or old: namely, artistry, humanity and truth.

With a script that poked fun at both the potentially boring topic and stereotypical office culture, the video related an invisible problem in concrete terms.

He also potentially saw all the stereotypical associations of blacks -- up to no good, stronger than King Kong, violent and countless other derogatory stereotypes used to describe blacks.

However, some respondents held stereotypical views potentially compromising their ability to provide health care to vulnerable groups suggesting that ongoing efforts to build empathy and commitment to addressing equity may be required throughout nursing and midwifery undergraduate education [ 74].

With these caveats in mind, we suggest that any given random sample of genes likely contains mostly genes that deviate from the stereotypical gene architecture, thereby potentially affecting studies on codon usage bias and substitution rates if the data used are enriched or devoid of genes belonging to particular constellations.

And while it's terribly stereotypical to mention weather when discussing Scottish golf, Laird's ability to handle the potentially searing American heat could give him an edge.

Suppose that among the objects with the stereotypical unicorn features, some have a genetic makeup, an evolutionary history, or some other potentially defining essential unicorn characteristic which is radically different from the corresponding characteristic had by the others with the same stereotypical unicorn features.