Sentence examples for rampant stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Sammy Berls, an Australian-Israeli and the one who brought his children for treats in the 1970s, saw it as a way to see how accurate Israel's "rampant stereotypes" are.

This is hardly the first time Asians have been racially profiled due to rampant stereotypes, said Karin Wang, vice president of programs and communications at the nonprofit Asian Americans Advancing Justice-LA.

Reactionary posturing, rampant ethnic stereotyping, scapegoating of minorities, and provoking mistrust of Muslim Americans and allies have only ever exacerbated the risks.

They embodied certain fantasies and gender stereotypes rampant in the 1950s.

Its rampant capitalism, gross stereotyping and Laura Ashley aesthetic offends me on all kinds of levels.

It's bad enough that the "Angry Black Woman" stereotype is rampant in films and reality shows that are filled with unrealistic "reality" stars, such as Love & Hip Hop and Bad Girls Club.

In Grupa 4's "The Death of the Son of a Bitch" (2009), the Poznan collective of three artists has taken the front bumper of an aging BMW and, with a loudspeaker roaring the sounds of a revved-up engine, plays with the regional stereotype of rampant consumerism.

In the age of gay marriage, it can seem almost implausible that designers like Christian Dior, Bill Blass, Halston and countless others spent their professional lives in the closet, or that homophobia was rampant in a field where stereotypes have long held that many creative types were gay.

"It's a cruel irony that stereotypes and bias run rampant at companies that pride themselves at being forward-thinking," Clinton said.

"It is a cruel irony that stereotypes and bias ran rampant, even at companies that pride themselves as being forward-thinking," she said. .

Sexism and sexual stereotyping may be as rampant as ever, but our awareness of them has largely made Harrison's work feel redundant, telling us things we already know.