Sentence examples for stereotypical figures from inspiring English sources

But the snazzy surface of "Vacationland" could not adequately distract from a certain hollowness in her rather complacent, easy portrayals of these stereotypical figures.

Here he strikes a perfect balance between social commentary and melodrama, while nudging his actors to turn potentially stereotypical figures (eg, a virginal waif, a golden-hearted whore, a philosophical Chinese) into three-dimensional people.

Of all the documentaries and reports on Baltimore after the death of Gray, I saw only one other that highlighted the enduring strength of some institutions and presented the people living in inner-city neighborhoods as more than stereotypical figures either to be feared or pitied.

The sequence of actions in well-trained rats was stereotypical (Figure 2).

The anatomical and molecular pathology of all four cases was similar and corresponded to a rather stereotypical pattern of LMN predominant degeneration (Figure 2).

Following quickly on their clownish exchange, the pair blend into a scene sending up other stereotypical Irish figures like God-fearing and God-espousing nurse Susie Monican (Clare Dunne), bull-dozing but frightened wife Mrs. Foran (Marion O'Dwyer) and her abusive, china-smashing husband Teddy (Liam Carney).

Though hemocytes concentrate at the injection site in the first hours after CrPV infection (Figure 3A), we did not observe any other stereotypical pattern of localization afterwards.

Tip Cell Ablation Perturbs Anterior Tubule Shape and Position, Related to Figure 2 Anterior tubules (ctB-Gal4>UAS-mCD8-GFP ) lose their stereotypical shape after tip cell ablation; the distal tubule ends move further anteroventrally and the kink region shifts distally.

What's important here is that Milgram's authority figure was a stern male scientist in a laboratory coat – a stereotypical image most of us are familiar with.

Myomesin and M-protein, the main cytoskeletal components of the M lines, were not detected in extraocular muscles by immunocytochemistry, but were clearly found in EDL fibers in a stereotypical banding pattern (figure 2A).

But unlike the cold, stereotypical hooded figure wielding a scythe, Pratchett's Death is a haphazard figure who we see embarking on the very human experiences of getting drunk, dancing wildly and even hankering after happiness.