| 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. |
| It was necessary to stigmatise flagrant defections, but without driving anyone altogether to desperation. |
| Many theorists suppose that our instinctual tendency to stigmatise evolved from the need to adapt to life in small bands or groups. |
| By generating feelings of goodwill, ingratiation can counter tendencies to stigmatise and devalue other people. |
| Indeed, it may be fair to stigmatise the claim as a dishonest claim. |
