Sentence examples for stereotypical to from inspiring English sources

This may sound too good (or too romantically stereotypical) to be true, but Cassius is just what Dana needs.

Colonial representation and contemporary harassment Judged by contemporary standards, Tintin in the Congo is blatantly colonial, highly paternalistic, and offensively stereotypical, to say the least.

We have seen the unhappy 50's housewife many, many times, and although Laura was in no way stereotypical to me, I couldn't seem to get her right.

I know it is probably stereotypical to think of IKEA when you think of Sweden, but I will say, they have really nailed the simple, practical, and efficient theme in that country.

But Hank's children, an eccentric boy and a sarcastic teenage girl, are too stereotypical to add much to the mix; mostly they detract from Mr. Grammer's star turn as a lovable prig.

When I was a kid, Paul Robeson was one of those figures whom I felt it was my duty to admire, but the truth is I was unmoved by his talent, because I was stopped dead by his rendition of "Ol' Man River" in the 1936 film version of "Show Boat" — the song felt "old" and not a little stereotypical to me, and prevented me from appreciating the man who was singing it.

There are still some who are defaulting to stereotypical responses to such situations, and certainly in Boston after the marathon bombings, I witnessed a small quantum of media-fanned hysteria.

Perceptions of CMC/TMC illustrated normative expectations that online learning ought to mirror stereotypical face-to-face interactions in internal classrooms, regardless of technical capacity or experience.

"I could be dealing with stereotypical ravers, to businessmen, to Remuera housewives.

Personal bereavement may thus be a positive learning experience, creating greater ability to overcome stereotypical approaches to patient needs.

That their own needs are too needy and that they must do everything in their power to suppress any stereotypical "girliness" to be a guy's girl.