Sentence examples for stigmatized the from inspiring English sources

"It really stigmatized the whole car-purchasing process," said Mr. Jaroszewicz, a pen clipped to his collar, a cellphone in a holster on his belt.

In response to an outcry that Muslims were being stigmatized, the authorities backtracked, saying they would cover the cameras with plastic bags.

In an antic video titled "I Will Not Be Stigmatized," the artist carries his penchant for comic foreboding and ritual into the Alpine fields and forests around Immenstadt, Germany, where he was born (in 1967) and lives.

There were several factors at work in the original cancellation, including a brutal time slot opposite "ER" and protests by mental health groups that said the show stigmatized the mentally ill.

In 1924, President Calvin Coolidge, over the impassioned and prescient warnings of his ambassador to Japan, opportunistically signed the egregious Immigration Act, or National Origins Act, which in essence stigmatized the Japanese as an inferior race.

Since the first club was formed in Massachusetts in 1988, by a gay boy and a straight girl with same-sex parents who were tired of being stigmatized, the organizations have spread to most of the country, reaching more than 4,000 high schools and even a handful of middle schools by 2008.

Don't stigmatize the afflicted, it cautions; you could be next.

People sometimes argue that linking particular mutations to ethnic groups stigmatizes the groups, Dr. Offit said.

The phony rhetoric they used to stigmatize the programs was passed along by the media.

In that, they say, the program stigmatizes the poor, because it is applied unevenly.

Not incidentally, it consistently privileges Jefferson over Hamilton and stigmatizes the entire Federalist persuasion as undemocratic.