Sentence examples for stereotypes implied by from inspiring English sources

The problem isn't the sexual stereotypes implied by these words, Gowaty says, but that other scientists can't apply them to observe the same behaviors.

But most of the women who saw my Audrey were appalled at the stereotype implied by the design.

Take the network implied by book-translation.

Emotion is implied by its physical traces.

Supervenience physicalism neither implies nor is implied by token physicalism.

Actually, DDI neither implies nor is implied by divine impassibility.

Moreover, because the ageing stereotype implies reductions in both strength and stamina, we expect the participants in the comparison condition to be less persistent, as measured by how long participants can hold the hand dynamometer at their maximum level.

We're the Kardashians of modern culture (with all of the positive and negative stereotypes that implies).

But it also implies imprisonment by stereotype.

Here we go again, he implied: the old stereotype of Amsterdam as SIN CITY.

I've picked up enough about them that I can list off the names of the biggest works, and I have a familiarity with the clichés and stereotypes associated with the genre, but the implied gender politics always bothered me, and I'm annoyed by sexualized moe, which, um that's like a whole other article on a whole other subject.