How to pronounce “trope” in English

trope from the blues idiom and what we did in this case is we're like okay well people go to the crossroads when they

this trope of an effeminate Asian man in media, in American media, right?

and tropes as structures to understand himself.

there's often this trope of a woman having a significant hair cut so that she could sell her hair

It's almost a trope or a to say it now, that whole walking in two worlds thing.

But there's this trope, especially for survivors of trauma, especially for sexual violence trauma survivors, where people

Zoe is life and trope, which is to turn.

Every time a noir trope pops up, it's like, look, everything is bad because you're trapped by your circumstances.

The Last Winter's trope of the melting polar ice releasing forces inimical to humanity recurs in The Thaw,

And this is a trope that has gone on, you can argue, from the 1950s and late 1960s with Richard Hofstadter

And there's a trope in the way that Homer wrote it.

And this is a trope of sort of science-fiction and children's books and things like that.

It's a trope at this point to say that coaches are father figures, but it's also a truth that for many boys

It's a trope at this point to say that coaches are father figures, but it's also a truth, that for many boys they absolutely do play that role.

It's a trope at this point to say that coaches are father figures, but it's also a truth that for many boys

There's a common trope where the vampire who's been living for hundreds of years is just bored of existence.

But talking about the tropes, so you all have a little bit of a difficult role.

Give me all the tropes; I’ll eat ‘em up like a little chocolate flan.

Here's the TV Tropes article about it.

We see these tropes, these messengers of what I call the Four Horsemen of Success Apocalypse.

But for fantasy tropes, you focus more on the realness of this high school and the way that the teenagers relate to each other.

It's not the tropey magic school that feels comforting because it lets you imagine a totally different world.

a lot of tropes that are common to this area.

Using the magical tropes.

“Cowboys and Indians.” It’s a beloved trope of Westerns, which go all the way back to the dawn of American cinema.

It's become very much a trope and an idea of how we understand the individual on their crusade to make meaning of their lives.

And that's like a common trope-- a common path now for musicians.

The hero's journey is a trope that we're all deeply familiar with.

So that would be one sort of trope of literature.

And this is the kind of trope that I think we're all pretty familiar with already.

It's a convenient sort of trope, and sort of like a stiff arm to anybody that's trying to get too close to the company.

And certainly this is a trope that has been played with in science fiction as well.

And certainly this is a trope that has been played with in science fiction as well.

It very clearly establishes the trope of robots as entities that could revolt against their human masters.

And it's just-- these tropes are so stupid.

a una clase de baile y nos tropezamos tres veces y, generalmente, no se vuelve, mucha gente.

So the cliches and the tropes in this story were intended.

So this is the tart Tropezienne, and years ago Pierre Herme-- I worked with Pierre Herme, we did two books together--

And it was invented in Saint Tropez, which is why it's called Tropezienne.

you should call it the tort Tropezienne.

Now when you go to Saint Tropez, every other shop is a shop that sells only tart Tropezienne-- little ones

It is like the food of St Tropez, but there's only one Mika, and that's the label.

Because that's just as big of a trope.

There, he directs The Trope Tank research lab, studying literary generators and computational art.

But first of all you came up with this marvelously clever trope of taking the idea from magic and fantasy stories that if a wizard knew your true name, that gave them power over

Everybody seems to be spending their summers in Saint-Tropez.

I think everybody was fed up with hearing the same old tropes of all the masses of healthy baby and all of that kind of stuff.

They all created idolatrous regimes using the exact same tropes as pharaoh did--

And it was because he used all of those same tropes.