Sentence examples for war stereotypes from inspiring English sources

Simmons always avoided cold war stereotypes.

At the end of his first week, he was exuberant, saying his goal was to "destroy cold war stereotypes," especially misstatements about the United States' intentions in Russia.

Mr. Peskov, the president's spokesman, said Russia was prepared for efforts to politicize the 2014 Games — perhaps even, he suggested, by Americans who still harbor cold war stereotypes.

"Since 1987, we really had major movement forward, and these propagandistic cold war stereotypes very quickly collapsed," said Sergei M. Rogov, director of the Institute for the U.S. and Canadian Studies.

Nevertheless, we noted that today, two decades after the end of the Cold War and the collapse of the U.S.S.R., our thinking all too easily reverts to Cold War stereotypes and preserves outdated patterns of conducting business.

Cuban-Americans have accordingly been asked to explain why they cling to cold war stereotypes; Republicans why they have abandoned family values; and both why they cannot put a boy's welfare above their ideological obsessions.

First and foremost, this will require that our presidents, political leaders, and those who shape the opinions of our people put away once and for all Cold War stereotypes and begin to rethink how U.S.-Russia relations can place security cooperation — not competition — at the center of our shared future.

"Centaur" (the title comes from Neizvestny's identification with the dualistic half-horse/ half-man monster of Greek mythology) excels at placing Neizvestny in the context of Soviet political and cultural history, and examining how he was misunderstood initially in the United States because of cold war stereotypes.