Sentence examples for severe stereotyping from inspiring English sources

As I waded through pages filled with pornography, amoral characters, unprintable language and the severe stereotyping of African-Americans, I felt angry and ashamed to be assisting such novels into print.

It doesn't quite all hang together but its highlights are lovely - its quarrelsome old luvvies' meetings with Peter O'Toole in his element with Leslie Phillips (a late-age revelation since he escaped decades of severe stereotyping), Richard Griffiths and O'Toole visiting forgiving abandoned wife Vanessa Redgrave.

Part of Kislyak's success is that he can turn the stereotype of the severe Russian diplomat on its head.

The sexism endured by the women of, say, Afghanistan is of course incomparably more severe and more limiting than the stereotypes that trammel the graduates of Harvard Business School.

Much of the literature to date concerning public attitudes towards people with severe mental illness (SMI) has focused on negative stereotypes and discriminatory behaviour.

However, the stereotypes developed in this study also have severe limitations.

Furthermore, the rationale for using the most restrictive of the applied behavior analysis methods and medication has been largely based on the presence of severe challenging behaviors such as self-injury, aggression, and stereotypes.

However, during the fourth week these animals exhibit a less severe form of "encephalopathy" consisting of hyperactivity, tremors, and stereotype behavior.

In brief, two 9-year-old identical twins (Fig.  1A) displayed epilepsy and severe impairment of social interaction and communication, associated with stereotypes and repetitive behaviors, which were consistent with DSM-IV-TR criteria for ASD.

The stereotype of human knockouts as individuals with esoteric severe diseases will quickly become a thing of the past.

In particular, involvement of people with severe mental illness in recovery may make inroads towards changing stereotypes that they are violent and destructive.