Examples of typecast

• Ethnic groups were variously typecast by schemes of physical, psychological, and cultural profiling, as complex as they were specious.

• As the stock-market novel of the "sensational sixties" capitalized on villainous speculators, it undoubtedly continued to create typecast crooks but also stimulated spins on them.

• A by-product of this conveniently symmetrical account has been that suburbia has been typecast in terms of 'homes in a park'.

• They demonstrate growing fascination with the magicality of finance capitalism rather than interest in mere moral exposure and, still more strikingly, propel intriguing twists that break through typecast plots.

• Godolphin's honest face adds another spin to the speculator's increasingly typecast progression.

• Despite being typecast as old-fashioned, stigmatising means-testing, the pension credit can be applied for over the telephone.

• I do not know whether it was typecasting, but he was playing a black sheep.

• The areas and the perpetrators are not typecast, and neither are those who have to put up with them.

• In any group of people there are a wide range of behaviours and abilities, and we typecast any group of people at our peril.

• As has been said, football supporters have been virtually disregarded because of the behaviour of a tiny minority of fans, and have been typecast as gorillas and inhuman people.

• It was for this well-reviewed role he was typecast as the wasp-tongued, supercilious sophisticate.

• He claimed in interviews later that he left not wanting to be typecast.

• However, it typecast her in comedy roles with a degree of innuendo.

• He was tall and typecast himself as a western villain.

• She later said she took a break because she hated being typecast in roles with a gentle and innocent image.