Sentence examples for on a stigma from inspiring English sources

Peace told HuffPost he figured the article would be controversial -- not least due to his provocative language -- but he hoped it could take on a stigma about sexuality and people with disabilities.

He said that he wanted each episode to touch on a stigma in Israeli society: "the whole thing with Arabs and dogs," "Arabs and swimming," and "Arabs and driving" (are afraid of, can't, and are bad at, respectively).

In this phenomenon, which depends on chemical substances within the plant, the pollen may fail to grow on a stigma of the same flower that produced it or, after germination, the pollen tube may not grow normally down the style to effect fertilization.

"…if you talk about fashion in the boardroom, it takes on a stigma.

A pollen grain landing on a stigma will germinate and send a slender pollen tube down the style to the ovule.

"Nothing's going to be happening without us going in there and making sure that the rights of our clients are protected and policies aren't put in based on a stigma about drug users".

Plus, 23snaps encourages you to share, share, share your kids' pics, videos and news, something which there's still a bit of a stigma about on broader social networks like Facebook.

Hazlitt's Shakespearean criticism continued to find some acceptance from then on, yet a stigma still hung about his character, and his criticism was often judged to be overly emotional and "impressionistic".

The fund's core stocks are often shunned on ethical grounds, a stigma that tends to depress prices, Mr. Sullivan said, but that gives the stocks some immunity from volatile swings induced by manias and panics.

The murders had a powerful effect on the Russian intelligentsia, destroying the Acmeist poetry group, and placing a stigma on Akhmatova and her son Lev (by Gumilev).

"There's a stigma on black ministers".