Sentence examples for public stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Steen added a long list of personal traits —"very bright, very witty," "extremely well read," "intelligent guy"— and warned against relying on public stereotypes.

"We decided to respond in a way that was easy -- to show that we're not working with rubber puppets, but with public stereotypes and misconceptions," Mr. Lyubomirov said.

Some of the performers put on displays that play to public stereotypes, but many others offer presentations of such subtlety that the details of their execution are lost on the public.

The racial dynamic of minstrelsy was complex – it was performed by African-American and Anglo actors alike – but while African-American performers often sought to gain financial security from the practice and in some cases use their platform to counter negative public stereotypes of themselves, white performers reinforced those stereotypes.

The organization plays off public stereotypes to encourage participation in citizen science activities.

Public stereotypes are found to negatively affect nursing practice and retention [ 65, 66].

"The public stereotype of them is these private-school assholes gambling the day away.

At first sight, this is surprising; the public stereotype is of a beautiful, distant-eyed child with autism, unable to interact with those around him.

The public stereotype of corruption is the mass looting of government coffers by an African dictator and family to buy fast cars, fine wines, mansions, and Michael Jackson memorabilia.

But while Trump was pictured as a ruthless winner by his business associates, Clinton surrogates queued up to claim she was a people person – the opposite of the public stereotype.

In some instances, robbers disguise themselves as Fulani supposedly speaking and dressing like Fulani because these armed robbers know the public stereotype of Fulani as armed robbers.