| It would be criminal to stigmatise and isolate this nation by closing the doors to the Union in its face. |
| It was necessary to stigmatise flagrant defections, but without driving anyone altogether to desperation. |
| To stigmatise such a movement as merely eccentric is to pass very lenient censure. |
| His approach is to stigmatise everyone on benefit and give the idea that they are having us on. |
| 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. |
| Indeed, it may be fair to stigmatise the claim as a dishonest claim. |
