Sentence examples for stereotypical representations from inspiring English sources

While all these methods can radically alter the nature of emergency relief, it's important to make a distinction between meaningful campaigns for help and change, and humanitarianism that fuels prejudiced or stereotypical representations of non-western places.

As underlined by Christopher Frayling, we have to admit that "the gap between specialised knowledge and public understanding lies at the root of most fictional representations of the scientist, a gap (that) has usually been filled by stereotypical representations of one kind or another".

This means that she constructs monolithic, stereotypical representations of trans individuals (based on her own ideology) in ways that foreclose the possibility of registering the actual variable experiences of trans people (on this point see Riddell 2006, 152 3, Stone 1991, 298, Heyes 2003, 1095).

While this tendency to forgo consideration of the real life experiences of trans people in favor of monolithic, stereotypical representations of them (or through outright erasure) seems to have been common in academic writing at the time, it is also worth noting the deep theoretical and political commitments at work.

How pervasive such stereotypical representations were.

His comic romances often depicted stereotypical representations of thwarted passions.

We're only allowed a glimpse of him (humping away), but then low-life beasts like him deserve only stereotypical representation.

"I am concerned that the committee appears to have been looking for a narrow and stereotypical representation of leadership, vision and motivation.

"As a female scientist I had noticed two things about the available Lego sets: a skewed male/female minifigure ratio and a rather stereotypical representation of the available female figures.

Despite having had a strong idea of my sexual orientation since 15, the stigma around being gay as well as the stereotypical representation of gay men in the media made it impossible for me to comfortably identify as a gay person.

The power of whiteness can be traced back to the under representation and stereotypical representation of minorities on television and in films.