In this film, Oshima was already beginning to explore the themes he would soon become celebrated for: a focus on youth and on 'outsiders', and critical deconstructions of more stereotypical imagery in Japanese cinema.

Such stereotypical imagery often causes Endora and other witches to flee the country until November.

The other nonnative artists in the exhibition tend to work with clichéd or stereotypical cultural imagery.

The overseas advertising of the product often focuses upon the Australian connotations of the beer, e.g. with reference to stereotypical Australian imagery such as kangaroos, exaggerated accents, and cork hats.

His photography sought to counteract any perception of negative or stereotypical imagery of black people found in mainstream media.

The work has been criticized for its use of stereotypical imagery; writer Jeremy Dauber countered that these images reflect Eisner's own memories of his youth and the strictures that Jewish people felt in the tenements.

Over each mirror, Ms. Imagire overlays stereotypical imagery of "beauties," mostly Asian and American Indian, printed on clear acetate.

Even as Pentecostalism has become more organized and formal, with more control exerted over services, the concept of spontaneity has retained an important place within the movement and continues to inform stereotypical imagery, such as the derogatory "holy roller".

Protesters against African Americans frequently, among other things, hold up watermelons; stereotypical imagery of President Barack Obama consuming watermelon has been the subject of viral emails circulated by political opponents.