Sentence examples similar to stigmatizing publicly from inspiring English sources

"For any woman to not only own her body size at an average woman's weight is amazing, let alone to own weight gain without shaming and stigmatizing it publicly.

"They should be able to go on and be resocialized, and lead a life without being publicly stigmatized" for their crime, Mr. Stopp said.

These women are often publicly stigmatized, even if their allegations are substantiated in court.

While boys need to demonstrate their status by publicly vanquishing rivals, girls prefer to use "acts of shunning, stigmatizing and gossiping," she explained.

He did so by complaining publicly and privately that JPMorgan only reluctantly took the money last year from the Bush administration to avoid stigmatizing more needy banks, and now was being hit with new limits — on hiring skilled foreigners, executive pay and more.

Much like publicly available defibrillators, "stock" or "undesignated" epinephrine — that is, not prescribed to a particular person — can save lives without stigmatizing recipients or potential recipients or creating restrictions for those without allergies.

And who are we stigmatizing?

Stigmatizing female promiscuity — a.k.a.a

Mr. Nadelmann objects to stigmatizing recreational drug use.

A flyer warned that Hollande was "stigmatizing investors and businessmen".

Because official presence is stigmatizing.