Sentence examples for stereotypes which are from inspiring English sources

The classical music industry needs to confront gender stereotypes which are preventing female composers winning recognition, Radio 3 presenter Sara Mohr-Pietsch has said.

He's simply laughing in the face of stereotypes, which are actual barriers to acceptance of self and other people in a way that gender is not.

She is credited with creating a field of study that focuses on how positive and negative age stereotypes, which are assimilated from the culture, can have beneficial and adverse effects, respectively, on the health of older individuals.Her studies have been conducted by longitudinal, experimental, and cross-cultural methods.

"Kids come to school with social stereotypes, which are reinforced at home, in society, in the church - everywhere they go.

The call for donors comes as organisers of the UK's biggest gay pride parade called for the ban on gay men giving blood to be lifted, saying it was based on "outdated stereotypes which are not fit for purpose".

To say the world of Big Data is made up of egghead scientists and corporate suits with dollar signs in their eyes is to use stereotypes which are offensive to both groups – but it works to illustrate the problem here.

It operates through stereotypes (which is why our Pre-read this year was Whistling Vivaldi) and is embedded in cultures.

It is important to question these handy but misleading stereotypes -- which were sometimes used by a minority of anti-Buddhist critics in China.

It separates me from those stereotypes, which is good". Ms. Hardison says that she and Mr. Beckford feel a responsibility to the black community.

"With that you get the whole fashion thing and the stereotypes, which is not the part of the 1980s I'm inspired by," protests Tiga.

It is also, of course, deeply irritating in its use of stereotypes which, were they racial or national, might see a much bigger backlash.