Sentence examples for a stigma of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Akerson is aware that G.M. still carries a stigma of being slow and unresponsive.

But over at Ford, the M-word still seems to carry a stigma of dull domesticity.

This is still what most people think of when they think of musicals, and there's a stigma of quaintness attached.

Hydrogen also carries a stigma of danger associated with the 1937 Hindenburg airship disaster and the hydrogen bomb.

Heroin was a sudden tsunami in the 1990s, but ­it quickly became expensive and, anyway, had acquired a stigma of being lower-class.

For most of Chinese history, mental illness carried a stigma of weakness so intense that the siblings of a disturbed person could have trouble finding a spouse.

There's not as much of a stigma for boys.

We examine how a social stigma of seeking information can inhibit learning.

It has no healthy connotation, and still to this day carries a definite stigma of biased opinions.

But after the suicides, a negative stigma of mental health still looms, and many students are reluctant to use ACS.

Signaling and shame constitute an overall stigma of seeking information.