| Initially some headteachers were cautious about the scheme because they believed that by taking part they would stigmatise their school as unruly or crime-ridden. |
| It would be criminal to stigmatise and isolate this nation by closing the doors to the Union in its face. |
| By generating feelings of goodwill, ingratiation can counter tendencies to stigmatise and devalue other people. |
| Their conduct was unlawful and the auditor was right to stigmatise it as disgraceful. |
| It is idle, then, to sneer at 'medical materialism,' and stigmatise it as superficial. |
| He cried aloud for legislation to prevent such gross abuses, which he did not hesitate to stigmatise as little short of criminal. |
