Sentence examples for become stigmatized from inspiring English sources

Drunk driving, which was once seen as almost a rite of passage for young men aged 20-35, has become stigmatized.

Fears of sexually transmitted Ebola have only added to the ways in which survivors have become stigmatized during the largest and deadliest outbreak of the fever in its nearly 40-year history.

29 Goffman coined the term "spoiled identity" to describe the impact of stigma upon people who become stigmatized through being identified with something that is generally viewed in a negative way in a particular society.

"It allows towns to tip their hat in the direction of affordable housing, without wreaking havoc on the landscape," he said, referring to the way the concept promotes affordable housing in scattered locations, instead of concentrating it in clusters, which tend to become stigmatized as low-cost areas.

So, it's not a foolproof screening device and yet what happens is guys who are positive become stigmatized as the other.

model became stigmatized," she said.

"If micro-units become a form of low-income housing only, it becomes stigmatized".

The connection of alcohol and driving, formerly celebrated on television, in movies and in advertising, became stigmatized.

Following the dispute over Arian Christology (the doctrine of Christ), those disputes became stigmatized as the great heresies to afflict the Eastern Empire.

As word spread that the program was granted latitude in using professional development time to augment thematic units and to enact its own non-NCLB-friendly curriculum, Humanitas at Grant became stigmatized among many of the school's non-Humanitas staff as a dubious model whose audacity superseded its actual value.

"Skills become obsolete, contacts atrophy, information atrophies, and they get stigmatized," said Harry Holzer of Georgetown University.