Sentence examples for retro stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Throw in a bunch of retro stereotypes, add a throbbing disco track over top, and let nostalgia take care of the rest.
The shirt not-s0-subtly trumpeted the retro stereotype that girls can be smart or they can be pretty.
"Some people have said of 'Vicious' that it's so retro that, actually, we're reinforcing old stereotypes," Sir Ian said, waving away the idea.
In the "Portlandia" photos, Prager replaces her signature medley of ambiguously retro costumes with an assortment of Portland-esque stereotypes, ripe with vintage prints, handlebar mustaches and a heavy dose of plaid.
Another is his refusal to fulfill the American stereotype of the French artist as retro boulevardier.
Oli Welsh of Eurogamer lamented how "retro pixel art" became an indie game cliché during the game's development, but felt that Fez transcended such stereotypes through its dedication to the wonderment of early Nintendo titles.
There's nothing inherently interesting about the show's attempt to combine stock ethnic-family sitcom formulas with retro-kitsch nostalgia, and viewers (especially those who have worked in family Chinese restaurants) may find the simplifications and stereotypes appalling.
