Sentence examples similar to sad stereotype from inspiring English sources

And they did so reinforcing also sad stereotypes of United States citizens such as arrogance and disdain.

I remember when the soaps were matriarchies, packed with powerful, absorbing female characters – archetypes, not sad stereotypes.

She should also be congratulated for avoiding the sad spinster stereotype by giving equal screen time to Jason's struggles with ageing and fatherhood.

For some time, the West Coast elite could barely see the forest for the trees, unwilling to accept that the blizzard of cocaine in which it operated constituted an addiction comparable to the sad junkie stereotype of heroin.

The sad single stereotype is a lie; enjoy the perks of being single if you choose to do so.

If you are a bachelor for life will want to avoid the "sad single stereotype"; not all bachelors are sad or angry: in fact some are extremely happy.

It is not political correctness to want to see good-quality, challenging television that does not simply reinforce the same sad old stereotypes.

And, from my experience, it is a sad but true stereotype that women write what they feel comfortable with.

Running through all six topics can, at moments, feel like a single sad theme: racist stereotypes and the human rights violations that follow from those stereotypes.

But it would be sad if one false stereotype -- that Latin Americans write only magic realism -- were now to be replaced by another: now they write gritty urban realism, in rejection of Gabriel García Márquez's "fairy dust".

Somewhere, John McCain is booked, and we will do our best to avoid him, because the sight of a man regressing into his own stereotype is sad.