Sentence examples for stereotyped and from inspiring English sources
"They engage in a stereotyped and prescribed form of conduct; in effect, a ritual of some kind".
Journeys through the systematic spaces were stereotyped and efficient and accompanied by low levels of arousal and attention.
From the beginning of the 18th century the coins become stereotyped, and the epigraphy loses its beauty.
She won with two poems: "Descendancy," about the frustrations of being stereotyped and limited by labels, and "Tonguetactics," a defense of Spanglish.
"I wanted to write about dementia in a way that wasn't overly sentimental or stereotyped and explore it from the inside, as I imagined it might be.
He said the women's magazine industry and advertising targeting women were primarily responsible for perpetuating stereotyped and negative images of women.
OCD is a chronic and relatively common neuropsychiatric disorder that characterized by stereotyped and repetitive behaviors.
Main findings revealed that AH attacks are clinically stereotyped and appear mostly during landing phases.
As expected, the typical presentation of cluster headache in Greece is indisputably stereotyped and distinct from other primary headache syndromes.
The electrical synapse transmission is rapid and stereotyped and is mainly used to send simple depolarizing signals for systems requiring the fastest possible response.
The percentage of patients reporting attacks as stereotyped and those reporting attacks with different phenotypes has not been the object of specific investigations.
