11.  Those people who graduated from famous universities and got high marks are equal to the people who are talent even moral.

12.  I have to say that is a quite fallacious stereotyping and it is hard for those people with breadth of vision to accept.

13.  "\

14.  In this awkward and embarrassed atmosphere, one of the examiners finally spoke up: "To be frank-uh-actually we prefer those students who come from famous universities-because what we need are outstanding students-so-uh-maybe that student who graduated from Nanjing University will be okay-and we would do something about the scores of today's interviews-"\

15.  ' Listening to his complaints, I did not refute him because in my eyes, girls in the south are actually more delicate and meticulous than those in the north.

16.  "I'll leave the backdoor open for those who come late, " he murmured.

17.  Feeling irritated, she lowered her head and hid her face behind her long hair, fighting herself against those rude, offensive and even insulting words.

18.  All those conceptions come from stereotypes.

19.  As far as I am concerned, it was very inconvenient and unfair for who were living in the sixth dormitory though the washrooms are bigger than those in other dormitories.

20.  In my eyes, those students in the northern Jiangsu are study machines drown in the flood of exercises.