"counter" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- The integration of disabled people into everyday life is necessary to raise self-esteem and to counter stereotypes and attitudes which are often pre-conceived notions of 'the handicapped'.
- Officials also aim to counter negative stereotypes about firefighters and the fire service.
- One strategy, she said, can be as simple as putting up posters or computer screen savers with images that counter stereotypes - such as pictures of female government leaders.
- Given the common view of knitting as work associated with middle- and lower-class women - typically older women - the groups hope that this representation will help to counter stereotypes.
- The quarterly magazine Bidoun: Arts and Culture from the Middle East has been countering stereotypes of Arabs with its witty, lucid articles since 2004.
- Their work, they say, is partly designed to counter stereotypes about Arabs and Muslims.
- The group aimed to counter negative stereotypes of men in the region and to install a sense of responsibility in men towards their children and society.
- Besides providing a support system for the babies, the foster grandparents' program tends to counter stereotypes of older people, said Marcia Vogel, the director.
- In contrast, Cholenec stressed her virginity, perhaps to counter stereotypes of promiscuous Indian women.
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