Sentence examples for unfortunate stereotype from inspiring English sources

That's an unfortunate stereotype".

It would have strengthened an unfortunate stereotype, that of Eustace Tilley sipping tea with pinkie upraised.

But they also reinforced the unfortunate stereotype of Chinese design as Orientalizing and literally unwearable by a moving human.

To the Editor: "A Tropical Smorgasbord in Honolulu" (April 6), Bryan Miller's otherwise excellent roundup of Honolulu restaurants, nonetheless perpetuates an unfortunate stereotype about poi.

In "Queen of Vaudeville: The Story of Eva Tanguay" (Cornell University Press, $29.95), Andrew L. Erdman defies that unfortunate stereotype in resurrecting an early-20th-century celebrity who was suggestively famous as the "I Don't Care Girl" because she popularized the song "I Don't Care" and made it her mantra.

Yet somehow, this unfortunate stereotype has become an albatross around the necks of female comedians for years.

He said comics have had to battle for years against unfortunate stereotypes.

Raiding the pensions of widows to pay off his rich friends certainly ties in with one of Mr Bush's more unfortunate stereotypes.

The result was that "Untrained" sometimes played into unfortunate stereotypes about dance being about virtuosic feats by individuals whose athleticism puts the rest of us to shame.

And by relying on anecdotes rather than empirical data regarding comparative income or racial diversity by geography, the article may have unintentionally perpetuated unfortunate stereotypes.

"When you're dealing with a 40-year-relationship and an 83-year-old woman, whatever unfortunate stereotypes that often attend this issue are hard to apply," said Kenji Yoshino, a law professor at New York University.