Sentence examples for stereotypical things from inspiring English sources

"They are not stereotypical things that a footballer is expected to do.

Usually when I come back from Paris I bring chocolates or biscuits, typically French Petit Écolier or macaroons – really stereotypical things.

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass., in the Purple Valley of the northwestern Berkshires, does all of the stereotypical things that New England towns are supposed to do: it charms, calms and beguiles.

We wanted to show that we are human beings, not mascots"… "They yelled at us, 'Get over it.' And, 'Go back to your reservation.' And all the stereotypical things that we are all alcoholics: 'Why don't you go get drunk?' And they shouted so many profanities that I won't repeat"… "I got to see firsthand how our culture was being mocked," she says.

It is delicately drawn, this journey of a third-generation, seemingly independent man stepping into his father's shoes, pulled back into small-town thinking and rituals and becoming the cliche he'd always feared: "There are few more stereotypical things you can do as an Asian man, few more profound ways of wiping out your character and individuality, short of becoming a doctor.

"I was like 'Oh my God, that is so British!' I literally wrote it down, then I went in with this guy, Paul White, and wrote the tune and I was just really trying to get into all the really stereotypical things that we see British people do or say as a group.

It's just a stereotypical thing which I find personally quite irritating to be honest with you".

(And indeed whether somebody at DR wasn't having a bit of a giggle: "What is the most stereotypical thing we could build this hour of internationally loved Danish drama around?" "Ah yes, bacon").

Now in its 17th year, the magazine will explore in its latest edition the concept of family, as well as male-female relationships, a theme intended to encourage readers to "move past the stereotypical thing, beyond blood, kinship and wealth," as Mr. Sadani puts it, and "to consider family in a new way".

I know this is a stereotypical thing to say, but kids these days don't have any manners.

I guess acid alters your perception of what is and isn't "a stereotypical thing to say".