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Перевод: stereotyped

[прилагательное]
стереотипный; шаблонный; неоригинальный

Тезаурус:

1. Both Eszterhaus and producer Irwin Winkler have walked away from the project in protest at Verhoeven's stereotyped portrayal of "ice-pick-wielding lesbians" and his uncalled-for use of graphic lesbian love scenes.
2. Elsa Chaney found, in her study of women active in government in Peru and Chile in the late 1960s, that they were overwhelmingly engaged in feminine stereotyped tasks related to education, health, social welfare and cultural fields.
3. Co-ventures of this kind certainly do little to change the stereotyped European image of Latin America.
4. Sarraute's aim is to stress that tropistic movements are interchangeable: movements of attraction and repulsion towards or away from other human beings, and the frequently clichd and stereotyped language they employ, demand representation in a more flexible narrative structure.
5. So, the stereotyped growth cycle provides a clock, or calendar, by means of which embryological events may be triggered.
6. Although studying and admiring Tchaikovsky's methods of composition, Stravinsky felt he could break away from the stereotyped dance forms demanded by nineteenth-century balletmasters, His music was far more economical in melody and orchestral sound but his rhythmic phrasings and marked attention to newer dance forms inspired Ashton to break away from traditional class-room practices.
7. Ashton's Mother Simone in La Fille Mal Garde is rightly played by a man who adopts stereotyped female behaviour, but gone is the non-dancing character of the older versions.
8. "The city is too easily stereotyped as a bleak and industrial wasteland full of flat-capped frustrated poets and musos consoling themselves with endless amounts of ale.
9. Total and seemingly irrevocable mistrust builds up, spawned, it has to be said, by racism and totally stereotyped thinking by some members of our police forces.
10. Stereotyped curricula would mean the end of democratic education.
11. The argument is moving towards the idea of a stereotyped, regularly repeating life cycle.
12. Compared with the stereotyped western firm, they operate from the bottom up rather than the top down.
13. Unlike classical or demi-caractre ballets today's romantic ballets have few stereotyped heroes and heroines because they deal with the moods, emotions and actions of one or more individuals in response to their circumstances and the unfolding of the plot.