How To Use Stereotypically In A Sentence
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Glastonbury is stereotypically viewed as a four-day binge for mud-caked, drunken teenagers.
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The bottle he cradled almost stereotypically was clutched closer against his chest as if they were robbers.
THE LAST RAVEN
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A bright light was shining on him, and all he could think of was how stereotypically cliché this was.
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Their gestures, facial expressions, and vocal intonations render them stereotypically gay or epicene.
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According to a recent profile in the New York Times Magazine, physicist Freeman Dyson escaped from his stereotypically hellish English boarding school by: reading The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, which gave him his first sense of America as a more "exciting place where all sorts of weird things could happen," and Jules Verne's comic science-fiction descriptions of "more crazy Americans" bound for the moon.
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Homosexuals are treated so stereotypically in this film.
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None of this suggests that all men are bad investors or all women good, but it does suggest that adding a few stereotypically female behaviours into our investing patterns may be no bad thing.
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The F, or femininity, scale measures socially desirable personality traits perceived to be stereotypically characteristic of women.
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But worst of all is any kind of stereotypically female interaction.
Jezebel
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He builds on the stereotypically romantic portrayal of French music, yet does it in the subtlest way.
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He turns stereotypically feminine qualities like compassion and forgiveness into swarthy, macho rebel stances - this is one big, badass Jesus.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) put out an ad in February saying -- in a stereotypically ethnic Italian accent -- Giannoulias would "make Tony Soprano proud" and calling him a "wise guy.
Mark Kirk Increasingly Brings Up Greek Financial Crisis To Criticize His Greek Opponent Alexi Giannoulias
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Even within her marriage, Cleo will not give up her individual power and perform stereotypically passive feminine gender roles.
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This, coupled with their pop music style and stereotypically feminine appearance, allowed them to be angry without being threatening.
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And because the script has wisely avoided writing them as stereotypically American, there are no jarring notes in the casting mix.
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And because the script has wisely avoided writing them as stereotypically American, there are no jarring notes in the casting mix.
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Soprano Juliane Banse's fruity voice is neither childish nor stereotypically innocent, but her diction and sensitivity to words are exquisite.
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The English were stereotypically calm about it all.
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Yet the overdetermination of the heroine's suffering combined with stereotypically ‘poetic’ cinematography conspires to reinforce exactly these ideas of transnational political tourism.
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Thirdly, his musical instrumentation does not sound stereotypically ‘Christian.’
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The show conveys the photographer's fascination with the stereotypically genteel gardens of Europe.
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The message they're really sending out is that we want men who indulge in stereotypically laddish or macho behaviour, and don't let themselves be too sensitive or be seen doing anything traditionally associated with women.
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Helen was also actually more stereotypically masculine than Will: she talked less about her life and feelings, and sounded more competitive in her version of one scene.
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But even still, the label "femme" was hoisted upon my shoulders shortly after coming out -- but only after I had convinced people that I wasn't bisexual, because apparently, a stereotypically feminine woman, if not straight, is probably bi.
Sasha Lotrian: When You Realize You're a Lesbian
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Better Off Ted revolves around the concept that the characters work for a stereotypically evil company, a fact of which they are all aware.
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That image just * screams* “colored by stereotypically color-blind B&W artist”.
Yens
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Stereotypically, last-borns like to laugh in bed.
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Daphne functions at once as a mother and a lover, and her actions suggest the stereotypically masculine as well as the feminine.
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That afternoon, I end up at a Boucherie - a stereotypically Cajun outdoor hog roast - in the woods, among local huntsmen and their families.
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Soprano Juliane Banse's fruity voice is neither childish nor stereotypically innocent, but her diction and sensitivity to words are exquisite.
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The other ex-wife is also economically powerful, albeit in a less stereotypically misogynistic way.
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Our comfort zones remain intact if the gender-confused don't ballroom dance tango and dip a person of the same, but now surgically opposite sex and black chefs act stereotypically black.
Gillian Clark: Chaz Bono's Unscripted Reality
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You'd think this guy's brain would have informed him the minute the word "stereotypically" came out of his mouth that he was shin deep in poop, and sinking.
The WritingYA Weblog: But What's A Boy Sound Like?
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However, it should be said that urban "hipsters" have adopted many aspects of the stereotypically rural aesthetic, such as bushy beards, old flannel shirts, affinity for cheap beer, and a professed appreciation for country and folk music.
Ambiguity: Mixed Messages and Style Overlap
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A flat voice might be one that is emotionless or uninflected, and American speech is stereotypically uninflected by comparison to British speech.
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A wife-beater is an undershirt with no arms, stereotypically worn without a covering shirt by the kind of guys who feature prominently on the TV show “Cops”.
AN UNDEAD DAY AT THE SPA • by Stephanie Scarborough
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The examples given seem to be heavily weighted towards stereotypically male faults, and correspondingly got a higher percentage of male 'yes' responses.
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Red hair has similarly been stereotypically associated with quickness of temper.
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Stereotypically perceptions of an idyllic rural life fail to do justice to the often harsh lives these people have led.
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Soprano Juliane Banse's fruity voice is neither childish nor stereotypically innocent, but her diction and sensitivity to words are exquisite.
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Sailer's column linked to a Wikipedia entry on the word "wigger," which, at the time (as well as currently) read: "Wigger (alternatively spelled wigga or whigger or whigga) is a slang term that refers to a white person who emulates mannerisms, slangs and fashions stereotypically associated with urban African Americans; especially in relation to hip hop culture.
Wow, That's a Big Tent
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If someone exhibited stereotypically gay behavior, it would spark my own fear of exposure.
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She said her main characters, a zoo-keeper and a clothes maker, represented the urban everywoman rather than the artsy vanguard stereotypically associated with gay lifestyles.
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And so men are stereotypically the upholders of a false reason, because in this society they are powerful so they need some sort of rationale.
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Richard Russell Ramos does his best as the stereotypically hypocritical bishop.
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They seem a universe away from the stereotypically massive corporate or government bureaucracy.
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Technology has historically been a stereotypically male domain -- after all, the famous names in the field are mostly men.
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Yet the worshippers who assemble weekly at his Lakewood Church do not “look the part” of how evangelical congregations are stereotypically portrayed in the mainstream media.
American Grace
