Sentence examples for shallow stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Jim Sheridan directs, and does an honest technical job, but nothing can improve the macho and shallow stereotypes being served up.

They come off as men with complications, not shallow stereotypes, an enduring problem that many white filmmakers have when creating black characters and the trap Mr. Lee fell into with the Bronx Italian-Americans in his 1999 movie, "Summer of Sam".

Destined for use by tourism professionals, the bumptious 65-page guide, "Chinese Tourists: How Best To Welcome Them?" reinforces some astonishingly shallow stereotypes.

He gives credible life and emotions to Caesar, using the method he made famous as Gollum in "The Lord of the Rings". In this movie, the humans are shallow stereotypes and the apes are the real people.

Thanks a lot, Times, for reinforcing a shallow stereotype and dumping on one minority that doesn't scream out for its rights.

Let's blast away the barriers to #womenintech https://t.co/rrEFwjiBXD pic.twitter.com/eSiJ0UGsjB IBM's campaign is attempting to fix this huge imbalance, but they've been criticised for relying on shallow gender stereotypes to promote it.

The actors happily failed to live up to the stereotypes as shallow, self-interested and vain, at least no more so than politicians, maybe even less so.

They've since become a joke, a stereotype of shallow suburbia.

Though she is shoehorned into a racial stereotype so shallow that it makes Carmen Miranda look like Chekhov, Perez, when she sings, is allowed to resemble something closer to herself: feisty and full of fun, especially when you can understand what she's saying.

Too often this age group is stereotyped as shallow, materialistic and narcissistic, more interested in texting than talking.

Provided they don't mind being patronised and stereotyped by a shallow but not wholly untruthful film, then this target audience will be satisfied.