Sentence examples for having been stigmatized from inspiring English sources

From the 14th to the 20th century, more than 300 persons were identified as having been stigmatized; more than 60 were declared saints or the blessed in the Roman Catholic Church.

"Black men have been stigmatized".

"Smoking has been stigmatized," she said.

I think it has been stigmatized.

I also told my friend that cancer has been stigmatized.

In looking for work outside the aircraft industry, workers say they have been stigmatized.

The Big Ten has been stigmatized as a conference full of plodding athletes.

"Country ham has been stigmatized as a Southeastern food," Ms. Cansler said.

Backstage, Mr. Robbins said his character had been stigmatized by abuse, and his character's parents had ignored it, hoping the problem would disappear.

Rhode, who has won three Olympic gold medals, the last of which came in the 2012 London Games, believes her sport has been "stigmatized" in recent years.

Around the world the epidemic affects people who are the most vulnerable because they have been stigmatized, isolated and marginalized by their society.