Translation of "Stereotypically" in German

Please re-enter the clubhouse in a more stereotypically animated fashion.

No, Heartlake City is a pastel colored gender segregated stereotypically female suburban paradise.

That part of the city is stereotypically poor and disproportionately comprised of racial minorities.

Stereotypically, black people fall into that category.

Women are still portrayed stereotypically even if a few new stereotypes have been added.

From the stereotypically proceeding heart cell development, conclusions can be drawn to pathological and toxicological changes of cardiomyocytes.

I would therefore support the demographic group stereotypically in the residual, majority population: white males.

My managers have been primarily women, which in a stereotypically male profession, is something of a rarity.

They are stereotypically conceptualized as defending themselves, no matter what they do.

The system also no longer answers stereotypically, but varies in the dialogue output too.

What are they? -It's stereotypically classical, uh, male and female tasks in the home, such as the male being the primary breadwinner and the wife cleans the house and does the dishes and takes care of the kids.

So if you ask German and Spanish speakers to, say, describe a bridge, like the one here -- "bridge" happens to be grammatically feminine in German, grammatically masculine in Spanish -- German speakers are more likely to say bridges are "beautiful," "elegant" and stereotypically feminine words.

Platynereis dumerilii develops very stereotypically between batches and therefore time can be used to stage Platynereis dumerilii larvae.

According to Kinkade, the community avoided the problems stereotypically associated with communes (particularly laziness, freeloading, and excessive lack of structure) by adopting a structured, yet flexible, labor system.

And when you're judging Angelina Jolie who is probably one of the most stereotypically beautiful women in our society, you can't possibly feel like you're going to measure up positively against her.

But since we live in a male-dominated, male-centered society traits stereotypically identified as masculine are more valued and consequently, more celebrated by Hollywood.

Similarly, in the Wind Waker, Tetra is a feisty and impressive young pirate captain but as soon as she is revealed to be, and transformed into her more stereotypically feminine form of Princess Zelda she's told that she's no longer allowed to accompany Link on the adventure because it is suddenly too dangerous for her.