Sentence examples for attached to being from inspiring English sources

There is a stigma attached to being self-funded.

"There's a social stigma attached to being unemployed.

"There's no stigma attached to being fingerprinted," he said.

Perhaps 15 years ago, Moodie said, a stigma was attached to being a female touring pro.

The social stigma attached to being a rape victim in conservative India frequently leads to suicides.

"The status value attached to being, say, a 1-K with United is substantial.

The shame once attached to being Latino in America is disappearing.

There's an awkwardness, almost embarrassment, attached to being an adult orphan – not for me, for others.

And to elude the stigma attached to being refugees, they spurned every ethnic or religious label".

There was stigma attached to being on free school meals then, as there is now.

A vast majority reported a significant stigma attached to being pregnant, particularly during training.