Sentence examples for stereotypes on the from inspiring English sources

The ADL's early activities were concerned mainly with countering anti-Semitic expressions and stereotypes on the stage, in film, and in print media.

Resolve those core problems and Sacha Baron Cohen's pursuit of yobbish stereotypes on the coast will hurt them no more than Made in Chelsea can dent property prices in SW3.

I greatly admired the courage of "Arab Labor" to lampoon both Jewish and Arab stereotypes, on the right and on the left, and was sorry to see it end when it did.

But the politico-cultural divide of those times was vast, and the stereotypes on the other side — dirty hippie commie peacenik, and so on — were just as mindless, with approximately the same slight tincture of truth.

"Within America, and particularly in California," he said, "there is a whole set of 'emerging markets' -- Latino markets, Southeast Asian markets, African-American markets -- where there are investment opportunities that have been untapped because of stereotypes on the part of investors".

The current study investigated whether individual differences in stigma consciousness moderate the impact of gender stereotypes on the math performance of women.

The reviewer wrote the Bradley "fleshes out the stereotypes on which the characterization in the epic poem reststhe cold calculating Achilles; crafty, gregarious Odysseus; frustrated Cassandrawith convincing dialogue which not only carries the plot but gives reference to other events both mythical and historical".

The organisation's Ruth Wilson said: "We're up against convention and stereotype on the one hand, and the low numbers of women in many areas of science, engineering and technology, on the other.

It also relies heavily on stereotypes of the first world war poets.

The obvious reason for this is stereotyping on the part of white people in power, say many sports sociologists, but there could also be more subtle factors.

With every crossover move to get by his man, with each quick first step and purposeful drive to the basket, every hour spent honing his game, Stojakovic further destroys the Eastern European stereotype on the court.