Sentence examples for discounted one from inspiring English sources
As defined by Goffman (1963), stigma is "an attribute that links a person to an undesirable stereotype, leading other people to reduce the bearer from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one" (p. 3).
The classical definition of stigma is 'a trait that is deeply discrediting that reduces the barer from a whole to a tainted, discounted one' [ 1].
Furthermore, the stigmatized person, as a result of this attribute, is reduced from a whole individual to a tainted and discounted one (9).
The recognition of this attribute leads the stigmatised person to be 'reduced... from a whole and usual person to a tainted or discounted one' p.3 [ 1].
The person with the attribute is "reduced in our minds from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one".
Stigma is an attribute that discredits a person, reducing them "from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one" (p.12) [ 1].
While the Web site sells full-price items, as well as discounted ones, the app still mostly focuses on sales.
Air Canada said on Thursday evening that it would make discounted one-way fares available to stranded Zoom passengers who were traveling between Europe and Canada.
It sells a program that allows computing tasks that usually run on a mainframe's regular processors to be shifted to the discounted ones meant to run things like Linux.
Residents pay a discounted one-way toll of 84 cents instead of $2.
In early March, for instance, easyJet offered discounted one-way fares for as little as $19 for an early April flight from Stansted airport, outside London, to Ciampino, Rome's second airport.
