Sentences with phrase «into stereotypes»

I definitely don't fit into the stereotype of a hippie, but few do in my experience.

The music is hilarious, totally playing into the stereotype.

For himself, he admits he doesn't fit into the stereotype.

«We shouldn't be buying into stereotypes about who is dangerous and who isn't based on how we've met them,» she said.

I guess it goes to show that you really can't cookie - cut everyone into stereotypes!

We're really not into the stereotypes of «it's an action game» or «it's a horror game», and so on.

Not every millennial fits into the stereotypes that are so prominent in our society.

So David's title feeds into that stereotype even if sarcasm.

Bonus points to Capcom and developer Inti Creates for not giving into stereotypes by assigning the female role to Jewel Man.

For another, that comment plays into stereotypes about «neocons.»

Indeed, one of the challenges of preaching this parable is to avoid reduction, the flattening of Luke's complex narrative and the rich interplay of his characters into stereotypes of our own imposing.

Her reputation and persona have grown immensely since her death in 1954, yet posthumously she has been turned into a stereotype of Latin American art.

But the character has also faced scrutiny from critics over the heavily accented broken English she speaks in a cadence that some say veers into stereotype before the script — and Chau's layered, dimensional performance — makes her a hero.

You play into the stereotype if you have a dog that may be looked upon intrinsically as «big» «scary» etc...

But the oversteps into stereotype are forgivable since the novel hits its mark so often.

In this fashion, racial designation forces its victims into the stereotype role and makes their life the same as if they possessed the stereotype traits, whether or not they really do.

These types of billboards play directly into that stereotype.»

Do a little research before you buy into a stereotype hook, line, and sinker.

most — isms into stereotypes, don't we?

To be honest, I have only seen 4 or 5 of your games and just kind of fell into the stereotype white guard that can shoot vs black guard that is far more versatile.

We then make the big leap — a child, fatherhood and family, with our mate turning into a mom — and run into another stereotype: the notion that fatherhood is emasculating, that becoming a father, with all that diaper changing, baby talk, nurturing, etc. somehow make us less of a man.

It's impossible not to: we're socialized into a stereotyping world.

He's also a widower who's been denied custody of his son, Rieven (Ruben Niborski, who delivers one of the best child performances of the year), by the rabbi, or «Ruv» (Meyer Schwartz, bringing depth to a role that can easily sink into stereotype), until he remarries.

It delves into the stereotypes Mexicans and Americans have about each other.

Some of the humor does encroach into stereotypes, poking fun at both races in a way that more sensitive viewers may find objectionable.

He's had his missteps, mainly because as dynamic as Carell is, he's hard to nail down into a stereotype.

Hader's depiction of homosexuality is a neat blend between caricature and real, that must have had a director's watchful eye to keep from sliding into stereotype.

In this future world, young people are divided into stereotypes like they belong in a John Hughes movie.

This 18 page booklet aims to have the students think about and answer these questions as well as carry out their own investigation into stereotyping

Adding to the confusion for vocal wet blankets is the fact that romance writers and fans can no longer be lumped into the stereotype of the discontented, underappreciated housewife who sits in her modest home and devours these stories as a means of escape.

At the same time, while Liu's practice directly touches upon the complex realities of contemporary China, it does not give into stereotypes in its portrayal but rightly positions itself in the narrative of contemporary art history.

At the «Incoming Freshmen» photo shoot for the # 8 issue, Kadar called himself an «art jock,» not fitting into the stereotyped artist mold we have learned to expect and accept.

The globe is ever more networked, and has reduced unfathomable distances to the breadth of a screen; the globe is ever more riven, and political and social identities have solidified into stereotypes and dogmas.

The fact that the victim, Dr. Irshad Shaikh, dealt with medicine and was a Muslim from a country that hosts thousands of Taleban, fitted perfectly into the stereotype image held by the neighbors and the FBI.

Men and women are both capable of having an affair, but men are roped into the stereotype a lot more often than women.

By invoking the memory of Galileo's struggle with the church in the same breath with the «revolutions in science» associated with Newton, Darwin and Einstein and the claim that science transforms our self - understanding, the writers fall into a stereotype about the warfare between science and religious faith and they exhibit a 19th - century common belief that science will displace religion.

It is clear to me that David bought into stereotypes about black women long before his dating service dating life began.

So while the POF study might feed into the stereotypes that persist about online dating (that singles prefer if you're young, earn a lot of money, etc.)- there are in reality a wide variety of singles who are online dating.

The system of signification forces everyone into its stereotypes, into unified cognition and imagination, while individualized and specialized sensitivity wither away.

Other opportunities he misses are reducing potentially rich characters into stereotypes — Sam Jackson being the worst offender — and pacing that spends too much time on Ducett's backstory and less on the actual mystery.

More to the point, his compassion roams freely, saving him from turning into the stereotype he might be and allowing him to probe and understand the desperate world of an Earl Manigault.

He's remains completely restrained (even when demonstrating Karate to an amazed Nixon), avoiding all temptations to veer into stereotypes, and even has two showcase dramatic monologues that provide an emotional kick.

Though the case was an anomaly, it played into stereotypes of evangelicals» unfamiliarity with Muslims and tendency to conflate Islam with terrorism.

While Dippold unfortunately gave into stereotypes and cliches in her feature film writing debut, the characters» free - spirited nature did garner genuine laughs.

There's just such a HUGE percentage of people self publishing who DO fit into that stereotype of publishing dreck that was rejected because they can't bear to edit or kill one little darling.

Now that I've had my son, I strive to keep from falling into the stereotype of elastic waistband mom jeans and anchorwoman - bobbed hair.