Sentence examples for there this stigma from inspiring English sources

Why is there this stigma?

There are many men out there with this stigma hanging around their neck.

There's this stigma attached to mental illness and its treatments, but there shouldn't be.

In the world of plus-size fashion, Gregg explained, there's a "right and a wrong kind of fat": "There is this stigma where we should accept plus-size women as long as they look like Ashley Graham.

There's this stigma with the arts that only "unintelligent" students take those subjects.

There's this stigma attached to chief; it sounds like an old relic from the past.

"There's this stigma that people from estates will become drug dealers, that young black kids don't aspire to anything.

"There's this stigma that's put upon actors that we aren't allowed to be citizens as well - that somehow we're detached from everyday life.

There's this stigma attached to working on a soap, like you're a bad actor just because you're on one.

"I wanted to talk about that melancholy and that isolation in the play because otherwise there is this stigma, this idea you should just push those feelings away and just keep going".

Rosie: There's this stigma, that women do not have enough ambition, but our team of women has always worked as a group to make something they love happen and function and work.