Examples of using A stereotype in English and their translations into Hebrew
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we are grafted with a stereotype drawn from the"Jungle Book",
There is a stereotype out there that links hoodies with crime and violence, and this stereotype might be activated to a greater degree
because greatness doesn't have a stereotype.
I had developed a stereotype in my head of who they were.
Here, we see a black person eating chicken and watermelon, a stereotype that hurts the African-American community.
This type of protection has once been a stereotype of male dominance over the women
I'm starting to feel like a stereotype riding around in the back of a police car wearing'em.
Scottish people suffer from a stereotype which portrays them as"dour"(ie unemotional,
I have mistakenly reduced you to a stereotype, a caricature instead of regarding you as a specific, unique individual.
I will become a stereotype.
forgiveness," while he stresses a stereotype of Jews that for millennia led to hate and retribution.
wrote,"All my life, people from across the globe had difficulties to place me in a group, a stereotype, a box.
because he would have been stepping out of a stereotype- that an Arab man can be a specialist only on Arab issues.
simply do not know how to work- this is nothing more than a stereotype and a popular delusion.
When people see something that has a stereotype of not being perfect,
our case in which the discrimination was justified by a stereotype that was imputed to the group of men,
These parodies occasionally feature a stereotyped black version of Peter Griffin.
That's a stereotype.
You're a stereotype.