Sentence examples for bit of stigma from inspiring English sources

"Can I blame them that there is a bit of stigma about it, when they've never come close to disability and then their child is born disabled?

"There is a bit of stigma about the game, especially around Wimbledon and wearing whites.

A little bit of stigma surrounding drugs and addiction can be a good thing -- it can motivate people to get better.

Compare that to the annual $4.6 billion America loses to burglary each year (according to the most recent FBI numbers from 2010), and maybe a little bit of stigma for white-collar criminals is an idea whose time has come.

I still get the odd bit of stigma about the fact I used to be in the NF, even though it was over 20 years ago, and I'm now working with anti-racist organization Hope Not Hate.

He adds: "There is still a bit of a stigma attached to living in an ex-council property.

Sometimes I hesitate to tell people I came here via Clearing because there is still a bit of a stigma attached.

"There was a little bit of negative stigma attached to it, because they'd had so many cookie-cutter, wannabe people just throw them on," he said.

"Perhaps I should stick up for audio books a little bit more," she said, "but I do feel like there's a bit of a stigma listening to them".

"There's always been a bit of a stigma attached to renting," Mr. Rand observed, "but that's not so anymore, especially as more high-end rental properties come on the market".

There is still a bit of a stigma attached to seeing a "shrink" in some cultures, and many people think you only do it if you have a problem.