Sentence examples for something stereotypical from inspiring English sources

Imagine a party in NYC where someone made a racist joke doing an impression of a black, Asian or Latino person saying something stereotypical... that would immediately be frowned upon.

As with everything, a compliment that addresses her as a unique individual is better than something stereotypical.

"McFeely represents something almost stereotypical," he says.

I don't want my music to be looked on as something that uses stereotypical images of women, for example.

The tensions are ultimately something of a stereotypical French stalemate: it's evident that more taxicabs are needed and, broadly speaking, that more French citizens need jobs.

Its exotic provenance was not the only thing that made Puiu's movie sound like something only a stereotypical film snob could love.

It's not something that is stereotypical for women to be doing, particularly women of my age.

The noise that comes out should sound something like the stereotypical asthma attack that you'd see on a TV show, or even the ghost in The Ring.

At 5ft 6in and 150lbs, Garay hardly looked like the stereotypical bodyguard, something that helped him blend in with the crowd.

British rap has often been overshadowed by its American forebear and women have it hardest, especially if they offer something more challenging than stereotypical seductresses or divas.

Good roles for Latinas in Hollywood are still in very short supply; we're seldom the leads of TV shows; noticeably absent at most awards shows and when Latinas are depicted on the small (and big) screen, it's often as the "exotic best friend" or something one-dimensional or stereotypical.