Significats de fit the stereotype en anglès

He fit the stereotype: an easygoing surfer type with long hair.

Outside the realms of science-fiction, of course, there are few inventors who fit the stereotype.

Not all of the emigrants fit the stereotype of cash-strapped pioneers hoping to improve their fortunes.

Most didn't fit the stereotype a lot of us have of them as lazy and irresponsible.

He is especially venerated in England because he does not fit the stereotype of the great performer.

But Shauna Kingsly fit the stereotype perfectly.

Breakfast meetings over lattes on Lambton Quay fit the stereotype of what many believe politicians do all day.

Golfers fit the stereotype, he explains.

If you are white, have you noticed that you do not really fit the stereotype for being white?

If you are black, have you noticed that you do not really fit the stereotype for being black?

They say the furore is more because she doesn't fit the stereotype of what a female athlete should look like.

FR JAMES Chesney was as unlikely a character to fit the stereotype of a brooding terrorist as might be imagined.

We're all going to know plenty of Gen Y-ers who don't fit the stereotype and plenty of non-Gen Y-ers who perfectly do.

With his direct gaze, erect posture and fondness for war mementos, he may seem to fit the stereotype of a battle-hardened sergeant.

Because he had napped fully clothed on Davis's couch, however, he didn't fit the stereotype of a neat and well-pressed federal agent.

Though he came from a long line of firefighters-whichincluded his grandfather, his uncle, his father, and his older brother-hedidn't fit the stereotype.