Sentence examples for stigmatize as from inspiring English sources

Seymour-Jones proposes that, until her book, there has been a conspiracy to obliterate, to stigmatize as insane, the woman with whom Eliot lived in marriage from 1915 until 1933, when, returning from a year of lecturing and teaching in America, he left her.

Using blame to stigmatize, as described previously, can influence women's behaviours by wielding power or reinforcing hierarchy.

But it's a hard law to enforce, so moral pressure is vital too: stigmatizing, as well as criminalizing.

"Not giving credit is not stigmatized as much as it was a quarter-century or even a decade ago," Cook said.

English literature has sometimes been stigmatized as insular.

With the advent of the International Style, Art Deco was stigmatized as kitsch.

Stigmatized as a primitive, or even wicked religion, Vodou is inherently progressive and inclusive, McAlister continues.

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

If so, he promised, they would not be stigmatized as obstructionists.

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

Stigmatizing as "abnormal" a lack of sexual activity sounds pretty moralistic to me.