Sentence examples for was stereotypical from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pertaining to a stereotype; conventional
What little he knew of gay culture was stereotypical, and unappealing, he recalled.
Hudson's comment was stereotypical of a Hollywood system that values male stars for their charisma, charm and screen presence, while continuing to define women by their youth and vital statistics.
Since this is 2013 and we live in America, I highly doubt that what Ms. Deen was referring to anything she had seen that was stereotypical of African-Americans.
Anime News Network said that Sanosuke's first fight in the series against Kenshin was stereotypical for an action series due to the differences between Sanosuke's and Kenshin's personalities, and to the music used in the anime that gives the impression that Kenshin would win.
The cover art, by Emsh, Earle K. Bergey, and Walter Popp, was stereotypical, with Emsh's cover for the February 1953 issue including what sf historian Wendy Bousfield describes as the three stereotypes of sf art: "the spaceman, the voluptuous blonde, and the threatening bug-eyed monster".
The sequence of actions in well-trained rats was stereotypical (Figure 2).
Which are? "Stereotypical gangster roles".
The principal references people have are stereotypical.
They were stereotypical — even harsh — depictions of love.
"On either side it's stereotypical," Mr. Lee said.
Garcia Lorca's images of black people are stereotypical.
