Sentence examples for it has stigmatized from inspiring English sources

In the decades since, France has reluctantly claimed them and their children as citizens, even as it has stigmatized and marginalized them, and this mutual ambivalence is the implicit subject of this movie and its unstated context.

It is a hard path, because we live in a country which has stigmatized LGBT identities for a very, very long time.

School has stigmatized learning.

She failed to sign her two best prospects, which has stigmatized her as unproductive.

Brown has won more than 76percentt of his games at Texas, but his 2-5 record against Oklahoma, including five consecutive losses, has stigmatized him.

She writes, "For the life of me, I don't know why Rubio has stigmatized philosophers.

Few Japanese are aware of these threats as the shadow of Fukushima has stigmatized nuclear but not the lethal coal industry.

The blood donor screening practice is a longstanding policy that has stigmatized gay and bisexual men who are actually honest about their practices.

The country's military establishment -and occasionally the civilian one too- has stigmatized, ostracized and persecuted those who differed with whatever was considered the state-sponsored gospel truth at the time.

Comparative genomic studies of different strains of M. tuberculosis (e.g., H37Rv, CDC1551) have proven that the loss of genetic material has stigmatized the evolutionary history of that species.

But he argues that we need changes not just in laws but also in social mores — just as we've stigmatized drunken driving.