Sentence examples for two stereotypes from inspiring English sources

On Monday, he said he wanted to break two stereotypes.

The word "hacker" calls to mind two stereotypes.

With just a bit of exaggeration they could be fitted into two stereotypes of French pianism: Mr. Thibaudet jazzy and debonair, Mr. Aimard chilly and cerebral.

He was not a cold intellectual or distant messiah, two stereotypes born in Wilson's failed struggle over the League of Nations.

According to Wong's routine, there are two stereotypes of Asian women that are fair: they live forever, and they drive poorly — "You know why we're such bad drivers?

The decree attracted little attention until bloggers picked up on it, ridiculing what they saw as an example of the convergence of two stereotypes about French officialdom: that it is fond of regulation and wary about the Internet.

She appeared in two stereotype coloured musicals when she was 16.

Tumor cell-secreted factors trigger two stereotype secretory profiles in peripheral blood monocytes and differentiated macrophages: monocytes secrete epiregulin (EREG) and oncostatin-M (OSM), while macrophages secrete heparin-binding EGF-like growth factor (HB-EGF) and OSM.

We found that none of these three stereotypes hold up.

After coding 168 characters on 41 characteristics, we use factor analysis to reduce these data to six factors and cluster analysis to identify five stereotypes: Dreamer, Plodder, Eccentric, Hero and Villain.

Only three stereotypes are shown in the figure for simplicity.