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1. As a sports fan who came of age in the sixties, I often ask myself, what have become of the Larry Czonka‘s or the Bill Riggins‘ or the Jerry West‘s or Rick Barry‘s, White Athletes who once dominated their respected sports? Is it conceivable that, in a day and age when the financial rewards are exceptionally high, (White‘s) have suddenly lost their competitive spark? Or could it be that many have fallen victim, in their own right, to stereotypical standards that seem to favor skill specific attributes like speed or vertical aptitude above other, less ―remarkable‖ qualities equally essential for performing on a higher level? Will such patterns eventually mandate the same type of protective status for Whites that are presently afforded to African Americans and other racial minorities competing in the public and private sectors? The latter is a stretch, granted
2. In another world, he could have been your stereotypical bouncer or parade Sergeant Major
3. You will be the stereotypical backwoods boy at court
4. Their appearance and demeanor reminded Colling of stereotypical espionage agents he had seen in the movies, and he wondered whether the men were imitating Hollywood, or was it the other way around? Each of the men was standing by one of three cabs lined up on the dock
5. Kirby Kaufmann presents himself as your stereotypical music industry sleezebag
6. My grandmothers and aunts, on the other hand, fit the stereotypical feminine
7. the stereotypical dumb blonde agent who showed me houses
8. It was perfect and clean, with a lovely stereotypical picket fence that bordered the cemetery grounds
9. Stephen - You know, I'm a native Texan, but my mother isn't your stereotypical Texas lady
10. Even books written by gays conform either to the stereotypical queer whose sole aim in life is to have as many graphically-described, sordid sexual encounters as possible, usually in a drug-crazed haze, or else they’re like Hollinghurst’s hedonistic packs of well-heeled wankers
11. He now knew that the English had a stereotypical view of his nationality
12. During their four years in power, the Khmer Rouge overworked and starved the population, at the same time executing selected groups who had the potential to undermine the new state (including intellectuals or even those that had stereotypical signs of learning, such as glasses) and killing many others for even minor breaches of rules
13. Why are these stereotypical films still
14. scum? A harsh and stereotypical of the upper classes I
15. Most of us have a stereotypical style of reacting to situations in which we
16. first time in my life, the stereotypical long-haired, bearded
17. Be prepared to offer grace to educate and introduce truth if they jump to stereotypical conclusions
18. performed stereotypical actions; over and over again
19. It would’ve been so stereotypical of him to eat
20. Though he appeared rough and unrefined and at times rather sluggish, this inspector was the type who hid his brilliance and excellent ability to observe at a distance behind his stereotypical, good-old-boy nature as Terence had discovered last night when he noticed La Mont at the far end of the corridor watching the doctor treat his patient in the hall
21. It was like Magic Johnson had been dressed up by the BBC wardrobe department to look like the most stereotypical Jamaican ever
22. And why shouldn’t her feelings for him become sexual? Why shouldn’t a woman feel attracted to a man who possessed all the stereotypical attributes? He was ‘tall, dark and handsome,’ and radiated a sense of calm and confidence
23. It’s stereotypical for me to say it, but there’s a certain segment of society that is preoccupied with what the old world would deem criminal, and they satisfied that compulsion with either engaging in criminal activity or engaging in counter criminal activity
24. Therefore, to answer your question, I think that a stereotypical description of physical looks or even personality is not relevant here
25. The problem he had with all of this was that Jack was not a bearded Jewish hothead, but a normal American older person who did not seem to fit the stereotypical witness one would expect
26. suddenly forced out a howling laughter that echoed through the halls, making him sound like a stereotypical villain
27. Very stereotypical and weird, thought Kevin
28. He certainly didn’t look the stereotypical pirate; no eye-batch or tangled beard or baggy bloomers and silks
29. They perfectly conformed to her personal stereotypical expectations, and this was disappointing
30. So if weren't working to save the world from dul , stereotypical ads, what
31. This causes associative networks to be set up and a tendency towards non-random, stereotypical responses even when there is freedom to choose
32. The descriptions of the levels of awareness given in this and later chapters are necessarily stereotypical in that they present the most prominent and distinctive characteristics of the levels
33. Of course this is a gross over-simplification designed to emphasize stereotypical sketches of how the different levels of awareness may influence the ways in which individuals perceive the world in a particular situations
34. He wrote, “I suspect that in your group sessions at the Mayo Clinic, people who themselves are facing issues regarding acceptance of responsibility have challenged you or suggested, based upon their own stereotypical thinking, that you are ‘getting off ’ in a manner that others would not
35. The interior of the house was just as stereotypical as she’d expected
36. For those who have never traded, have a passion to trade pro, and do not possess a stereotypical Wall Street pedigree, let Shark be your inspiration
37. Stereotypical Filings with the SEC
38. The classic example is that based on a brief characterization—a quiet older woman wearing glasses—people guess that the person described is a librarian because she resembles a stereotypical librarian; information about the relative scarcity of librarians in the population is neglected
