Sentence examples for and the stigma of from inspiring English sources

And the stigma of divorce has long since faded.

And the stigma of the pill's early history of health risks lingers on.

"It sucked, and the stigma of everyone seeing that you were on restriction was embarrassing".

And the stigma of being laid off has certainly diminished, if not disappeared altogether.

Fatigue, liver disease and the stigma of a contagious disease: six men and women speak about living with hepatitis.

The mayor was eager to rid the city of the federal control and the stigma of the desegregation order.

One is the large number who become lost to street life, prison and the stigma of being an ex-offender.

But poverty remains, as do drugs, violent crime and the stigma of the three days of riots in 2001.

Sáenz was the illegitimate daughter of a Spanish gentleman, and the stigma of her birth caused many early hardships.

(For further thinking on why this matters, I recommend "Entrepreneurship and the Stigma of Failure," a paper by Augustin Landier).

One of the women sought to shield her identity to avoid the embarrassment and the "stigma" of being the first divorced gay couple.