Sentence examples for stereotypical uniform from inspiring English sources
Ms. Le Pen, 43, has sought to burnish the image of the National Front, playing down the anti-Semitism that was a hallmark of her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen, and barring "skinheads" and those sporting military fatigues or combat boots — the stereotypical uniform of the far-right youth — from party rallies.
Looking severe in his stereotypical Mao uniform and dark glasses, he stands before monuments, historic sites or roadside attractions -- the United States Capitol, a white Congregational church, an elephant in an amusement park -- which he encountered in his world travels.
The intention of this procedure was to obtain general and stereotypical characteristics, by obtaining bands with uniform power attenuation.
The more patriotic of these casuals began to adopt home-grown brands, and Burberry, previously the preserve of greying executives on golfing holidays, became a favourite.By the early 2000s the company's distinctive camel-coloured check had become the uniform of the "chav", the stereotypical white working-class delinquent looking for trouble.
That works well for a uniform but sloppy population of cells that need to synchronize to carry out a stereotypical task.
The crowd had its stereotypical touches: missionaries in white shirts, neat ties and plastic name tags; youngsters in Boy Scout uniforms, Brigham Young University T-shirts or blue ones reading, "Doubt Not, Fear Not"; and adults in khakis and golf attire, with an occasional "Stand With Mitt" T-shirt blending in with others reading, "Work Hard Pray Hard".
"It has become the uniform of a certain sector of 'new' cyclists," he contends, "and by that I refer to the stereotypical cliché of 'all the gear, no idea'.
Von Neumann was no stereotypical mathematician.
So far, so stereotypical.
Which are? "Stereotypical gangster roles".
