Sentence examples for stereotypes imposed on from inspiring English sources
The members were, as Mr. Gamboa has described it, "self-imposed exiles" who felt the best way to exercise artistic freedom and express solidarity with the Mexican-American cause was, paradoxically, to run screaming from most Mexican-American art at the time, or at least from its political strictures and the stereotypes imposed on it by mainstream culture.
But often the victimized stereotypes imposed on women in porn are the opposite of beneficial.
Unfortunately, new Africans in America are subjected to modern versions of the very same distorted stereotypes imposed on black people since the country's founding.
Be open about discussing the stereotypes that are imposed on both genders.
When you tell someone where you're from, a certain number of those stereotypes can be imposed on you, shaping your identity in the eyes of the interested party.
While many rural kids were taking a truck for a "rip" or shotgunning their first beer, Bear got fed up with the stereotypes that were imposed on him that he wouldn't graduate high school or that he was a criminal.
"There are no players imposed on me.
The limits that de Ribes imposed on the curators, or their gallantry in respecting them, have the paradoxical effect of enshrining the Countess as a fashion icon — a stereotype that she described to Koda as "lifeless and démodé." Fancy clothes, however, are fun to ogle, and to judge.
"The rate was imposed on us.
Taxes are imposed on businesses.
