Sentence examples for stereotype associated with from inspiring English sources

There is a stereotype associated with the place and the people who live there, but it isn't the whole picture.

With her exotic complexion, exuberant personality and flamboyant fashion sense, she defied just about every stereotype associated with her job.

As the president and CEO of REI, he seems to fit the stereotype associated with the outdoor supplies retailer.

The impact of stereotype threat on behavior is such that the presentation of jobs that fit an individual's knowledge of a stereotype associated with them (e.g. gender, race, ethnicity) leads to greater clicks.

Kola Olajida, the lead engineer at Funda (an emerging e-learning system) who is originally from Nigeria, in his Spotlight Talks interview (cf. Olajide cited in TMAFRICA 2014), notes how difficult it was for him to start his niche in Nigeria due to the negative stereotype associated with that particular region.

A stereotype is an oversimplified theory of a word's extension: the stereotype associated with 'tiger' describes tigers as cat-like, striped, carnivorous, fierce, living in the jungle, etc. Stereotypes are not meanings, as they do not determine reference in the right way: there are albino tigers and tigers that live in zoos.

The tyrannical chimpanzee general played by Tim Roth breaks all of the usual stereotypes associated with chimps.

My CV is tailored to contradict the stereotypes associated with obesity.

In recent years we have worked hard to dispel the damaging myths and stereotypes associated with these cases.

Granted, some older people do fit the stereotypes associated with them, and employers must evaluate job candidates carefully.

This was a setting where Australian history began with Captain Cook's "discovery" of Australia, and the negative stereotypes associated with Aboriginal identity outweighed the positive.