Sentence examples for carry stigma from inspiring English sources

I think this is an issue with regards to humanising feminism – the word seems to carry stigma, but the ideas behind it do not".

And often that specific variety of English does not offer the opportunities its speakers dream of; a variety of English that would carry prestige in Nairobi can carry stigma in London or New York.

Children who become withdrawn are viewed with suspicion in a community where mental health issues carry stigma and even superstition — the fear that the child may be possessed by evil spirits.

Both carry stigma and shame and both are perpetuated by the War on Drugs.

Many couples who have them may not be eager to divulge because prenups carry stigma.

Mental disorders carry stigma worldwide including in Oman [ 34] and hence concerns have been raised about under-reporting as a serious problem in any epidemiological survey [ 35].

I keep hearing how adoption doesn't carry stigmas anymore in the same way it did 50 or 60 years ago.

Mental health and tuberculosis carry stigmas, and thus are rarely reported or dealt with by CHWs, leading to their claim not to have many cases of those illnesses.

We find it hard to talk about: unlike physical illness, it carries stigma and shame.

In fact, says Davis, far from carrying stigma, in Hollywood family comedy scripts are considered choice pickings.

Ending a marriage still carries stigma in rural areas, where a woman will find it very hard to remarry.