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They snarled the stereotyped phrases necessary for the conduct of the game.
THE JOYOUS ADVENTURES OF ARISTIDE PUJOLWILLIAM J. LOCKE
We are photoed sitting, standing, hats on and off, and in every other stereotyped position known to camera men.
MY WONDERFUL VISITCHARLIE CHAPLIN
They owned no stereotyped plates, and for some weeks had no thought of entering into any business relations with authors.
THE BAY STATE MONTHLY, VOL. II, NO. 6, MARCH, 1885VARIOUS
Such men would certainly not adhere strictly to a stereotyped early tradition: that we cannot expect from them.
HOMER AND HIS AGEANDREW LANG
Nearly all our acts, nearly all our utterances, nearly all our thoughts, are of stereotyped and conventional forms.
INVENTIONBRADLEY A. FISKE
A man's self-stereotyped thinking is unfavourable to revelation, whether through his fellows, or direct from the divine.
THERE AND BACKGEORGE MACDONALD
No, you must be of a very leisurely disposition, and a great lover of Nature, for you to appreciate stereotyped cruising.
THE SPORTSWOMAN'S LIBRARY, V. 2VARIOUS
Two years of school-life ensued; then his commercial apprenticeship, the stereotyped office-life.
THE ENGLISH STAGEAUGUSTIN FILON
The raindrops stereotyped themselves on my beaches before a living creature left his footprints there.
A MORTAL ANTIPATHYOLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, SR.
But little by little the freshness of his interest revived, and even this stereotyped homage began to arrest his eye.
TALES OF MEN AND GHOSTSEDITH WHARTON
SYNONYM OF THE DAYMAY 9, 2021
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