Sentence examples for stereotypes held by from inspiring English sources

Given the chance to break down stereotypes held by Palestinians and Israelis about each other, why lose that opportunity?

He challenges the stereotypes held by some police officers by speaking about his work as a psychiatric nurse and inviting people with mental illness to talk to officers.

Their notoriety elicited reactions from Muslims, especially those in Europe and North America, who were concerned that media reports reinforced stereotypes held by many non-Muslims that portrayed Muslims as often violent and Islam as condoning violence.

Implicit biases take the form of subtle, sometimes subconscious stereotypes held by white teachers, which had been shown to result in lower expectations and rates of gifted program referrals for black students.

All Aboriginal artists are contemporary artists, purely by the fact they are making art now, and in doing so, unravel areas of history and perceptions of stereotypes held by the general public.

Over that period, we have educated a small cohort of young Roma who retain their identity and yet can break the hostile stereotypes held by those with whom they interact.

Such a process is needed, he said, both to counter anti-Semitism in this country, and to overcome a stereotype held by some in the West of Poland as a nation of unrepentent anti-Semites.

It exists because of common--and incorrect--stereotypes held by many academic scientists about the nature of scientific work in industry.

Many families survive on social aid, reinforcing the stereotype held by some Slovaks that Roma would rather live off the state than work.

Therefore, our data cannot be thought of as an exhaustive list of every scientist stereotype held by students in our sample.

Rather, the high frequency of Positive Stereotypes in our sample appears to be representative of the types of stereotypes actually held by students.