Sentence examples for stereotypical in from inspiring English sources

"Characters can be interchangeable and usually more stereotypical in the way they are described," he said.

The only bummer here is the women for McCain stuff — truly stereotypical in a sickening shade of Pepto-Bismol pink".

Also, those who "transition" seem to become stereotypical in their appearance - fuck-me shoes and birds'-nest hair for the boys; beards, muscles and tattoos for the girls.

I'm a Scot remember," he said, "and I like to play into the stereotype!" I heard him speak when I, like him, was a young SDP supporter at university, and he certainly was not stereotypical in any way.

But if civilian analysts help bring intellectual rigor to terrorism investigations, if the police "are more sophisticated and less stereotypical in their work," Mr. Dunn added, "that's all to the good".

Asserting that the Croatian literature of the time was pale and stereotypical in comparison to lively Croatian realities, Šenoa wrote immensely popular narratives that combined realistic and insightful depictions of local life with captivating romantic plots.

This theory is supported by experiments showing how even minimal identification with a 'fictional' social group leads to increased in-group influence and adoption of stereotypical in-group behaviours, particularly among newer members [ 25].

If anything, the ones who've changed the most are the ones who seemed most set in stereotypical ways in the beginning.

Rupert Everett re-iterated his stance on what he describes as Hollywood's unwillingness to fully accept openly gay actors and typecasting them in stereotypical roles in a new interview with BBC's HARDTalk.

You won't find a stereotypical damsel in distress in Lily James' latest film "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies".

It is well established that yeast cells regulate expression levels of ~900 genes in a stereotypical manner in most of the environmental stress conditions, commonly referred to as the environmental stress response (ESR) [ 19].