Sentence examples for represented stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Comedies and tragedies represented stereotypes, while iconography made no substantial differentiation between slaves and craftsmen.
The Latino characters that do appear in network shows often represent stereotypes — the trophy wife, the immigrant.
"We avoid using words like boy or girl, not because it's bad, but because they represent stereotypes," said Ms. Rajalin, 53.
It's not only white people; people of color have also participated in representing stereotypes of themselves in popular culture.
In the end, Melody 1963 paints a compressed picture of race relations, using its characters to represent stereotypes both good and bad.
They can either represent stereotypes or provide an opportunity to showcase unique and vivid alternate realities of people and health systems, and thereby engender further reflection and change.
They represent stereotypes, but also showcase alternate realities of people and health systems, and thereby can engender further reflection and change.
"We too often see lesbian, gay and bisexual characters in mainstream TV and film either represented as stereotypes, with little character development or killed off before a second series," said Ruth Hunt, chief executive at Stonewall.
Although the committee wanted "Mexican" themes, I felt these represented offensive stereotypes.
Many other characters represented certain stereotypes: Manah was the symbol for unloved children, Inuart was Caim's "rival", and Verdelet was the "despicable elder".
