Sentence examples for started to stigmatise from inspiring English sources

While no notable victory has been recorded, this campaign has started to stigmatise cultural and arts institutions funded by oil companies in a similar way to the highly successful fossil-fuel divestment campaign.

I'd started to think that the zoo's brainwashing techniques were so subtle that I wouldn't be able to find any evidence of it until I returned home with the Glory of God in my heart and started stigmatising my palms.

And that is why the British right are starting to sound like bad-tempered Joseph McCarthy clones who stigmatise even timid social democracy as dangerous extremism to block any further shift away from free market extremism.

"We need to stigmatise the people hooked on heroin who refuse to go into treatment, to save their lives," Miloscia told Al Jazeera.

This mustn't be used to stigmatise people".

Gynaecologist Odile Buisson added: "I don't want to stigmatise at all," before going on to stigmatise the British researchers.

The case has been used to stigmatise an entire community".

Palestinian sympathisers accuse pro-Israeli groups of misusing the term "anti-Semitism" to stigmatise legitimate criticism.

It's an archaic, irrelevant word, meant to stigmatise and shame people.

"It's a wonderful initiative, but it may continue to stigmatise us.

Nevertheless, many worry that the issue has been used to stigmatise Muslims.