Examples of using Stereotypically in English and their translations into Greek
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Computer
Please re-enter the clubhouse in a more stereotypically animated fashion.
Women are still portrayed stereotypically even if a few new stereotypes have been added.
Living life like a computer-- stereotypically deterministic, exhaustive and exact-- doesn't sound like a lot of fun.
Now I want all of you to picture the most stereotypically racist type of person you can think of in the Western world.
29 hold stereotypically German views on European
I started posting more stereotypically masculine things--(Laughter)
She was Asian and automatically, stereotypically should I say, I thought“she's a Filipina”- she
their interests tend to be more similar to stereotypically male ones.
behaviors depart from what is stereotypically expected from the“ideal” rape victim risk being viewed as less worthy of legal protection.
made the stereotypically expected character judgments of the faces.
The hotel guys asked us why we're staying out in the cold instead of resting in a room and we stereotypically replied that we had no money.
it is not true that all male to female trans people present as stereotypically feminine.
then you're trying to channel more stereotypically“masculine” traits,
taking care of children was a role that was stereotypically associated with women.”.
made the stereotypically expected character judgments of the faces.
And that's because I had stereotypically associated its contemporary version,
Additionally, children from the age of five and above would pair faces with the stereotypically expected behaviours(e.g., selecting the dominant-looking face as the person who would'pick up heavy things').
Additionally, children from age 5 and up would pair faces with the stereotypically expected behaviors(e.g., selecting the dominant-looking face as the person who would"pick up heavy things").
shows men engaging in stereotypically“manly” activities.
taking care of children was a role that was stereotypically associated with women”, ASA added in its ruling.