Sentence examples for carried the stigma from inspiring English sources

"Trade" carried the stigma of commonness.

Along with the scar, he carried the stigma of epilepsy's unpredictable attacks.

Mickey Mantle, that great charismatic hero, carried the stigma of coming from a poor, uneducated corner of industrial America.

(Wait, am I?) G.I.s who carried the stigma of the "blue discharge," for homosexual behavior, had nothing to lose by living openly.

Company command devolved to the first lieutenant, a roundly disliked man named Andrew Gallagher, and Milice, who still carried the stigma of the voided election.

But they also carried the stigma of being unable to return home from dinner and a movie without an alternator dying, a fuel pump expiring or a head gasket blowing.

Being unemployed no longer carries the stigma it once did.

"Morris dancing won't carry the stigma of embarrassment it does in the UK.

These rules say that getting a whip ban carries the stigma it always should have.

And seeking pastoral counseling does not carry the stigma that seeing a mental health professional might.

Perpetrators have visibly scarred rape victims to ensure they carry the stigma.