Sentence examples for stereotypical ideas from inspiring English sources

The researchers say that such robots contribute towards the objectification of women and children and enforce stereotypical ideas of them.

Perhaps this was because they'd absorbed some stereotypical ideas about trans women becoming Stepford-esque when living as female.

Likewise "Calendar Girls" raised over a million pounds for Leukemia research, and has contributed toward eroding the tyranny of stereotypical ideas of feminine beauty.

It is also an exercise in color coding, inviting us to ponder stereotypical ideas about blondes, brunettes and redheads, and also to admire the cinematic properties of hair.

The guest accounts created in the experiment were identical apart from the differences in what the researchers considered names to fit stereotypical ideas of race.

His stated intention is to question stereotypical ideas about age and female sexuality, but the images just as readily reinforce a prejudice that sex is the prerogative of youth, and passion in maturity is monstrous.

There were important differences between himself and the stereotypical idea of a mercenary, he says.

"While I was growing up, Georgia O'Keeffe represented a big idea, a stereotypical idea, for us, as women.

Firstly there's the fact that she seems to reinforce the stereotypical idea that all trans people must be gay and/or sex workers and/or drug users.

Alice, meanwhile, is seen as a bottom-wiggling floozy who more resembles the stereotypical idea of an Essex girl than a Kentish wife.

"They're not the stereotypical idea of what you'd think of as a cop or a detective – they're very intellectual and very emotional," she says.