Sentence examples for stereotypical question from inspiring English sources

The stereotypical question about life expectancy – 'How long have I got?' – begs a simple, single-number answer.

Ariana Grande was having none of it during a recent radio interview where two male hosts asked her a series of sexist, stereotypical questions. .

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.

In 1977 he criticized "Roots" for stereotypical portrayals and questioned its historical accuracy but concluded that with its premiere, "popular entertainment has, flaws and all, taken a significant step forward".

"Affirmative consent policies can also ensure that those involved in disciplinary proceedings no longer ask survivors stereotypical and problematic questions like: 'Did you fight back?' or 'Have you had a relationship with the accused?' or 'What were you wearing?'" Maatz said.

Try and skip the stereotypical small-talk questions too.

There is also the vexed question of stereotypical depictions of Africa.

The shows are showing, rather than telling; characters in many of these series aren't just giving stereotypical answers to the question "Why did you do it?" Instead, the viewer follows them down these dark paths.

The problem is that everyone's sweetness barometer is different, and also that the stereotypical person asking this question doesn't know any other criteria for how to describe a cocktail.

I got picked on, sometimes – generally by new boys, stereotypical meat-heads who questioned my friends for "talking to that poof".

Even the question can raise stereotypical assumptions about Jewish people, who for centuries have been demonized as making self-interested "tribal" decisions determined by their ancestry.