Sentence examples for stereotypical conception from inspiring English sources
It was often men who had invested "too heavily in a very stereotypical conception of what it means to be a husband and a father within an institution called a family", Prof Wilson told BBC News.
Often contributing to the underestimation of rape's frequency is a narrow and stereotypical conception of what rape is: for instance, the image of a stranger jumping out from behind the bushes, brandishing a weapon at a woman he has never seen before.
One reason for this was that the individual did not seem to fit into the stereotypical conception of what a person with ADHD is like, or did not resemble other people with ADHD in their circle of acquaintances: I've had discussions with people and I've said that I have ADHD, then I got the answer 'really, you do?
There have been plenty of white American female tennis players with physical features that are pretty extraordinary, given the historical and stereotypical conceptions of the female tennis player's physical form.
Lucas is known for her confrontational and humorous artworks that address stereotypical conceptions of gender and sexuality and the often crude way they are presented "in the too often male-dominated canon of art history," writes Max Hollein, the Director and CEO of the Fine Arts Museums.
This contrasts stereotypical conceptions of hegemonic masculinity outlined in the introduction of this paper [ 5, 9- 11, 37].
In a study titled "Of Warrior Chiefs and Indian Princesses: The Psychological Consequences of American Indian Mascots," Fryberg and her coauthors found that exposure to stereotypical Native American mascots limited Native young people's conceptions of their future selves and lowered their senses of community value.
Von Neumann was no stereotypical mathematician.
So far, so stereotypical.
