Examples of using Stigmatized in English and their translations into Serbian
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Why is suicide so stigmatized?
Members of stigmatized groups may have lower self-esteem than those of nonstigmatized groups.
They were afraid the children would be stigmatized.
Those who are"in" are often stigmatized as living false, unhappy lives.
Treating chronic medical conditions must not be stigmatized.”.
And for saying that, they were always stigmatized as“supporting the terrorists.”.
Stigma may affect the behavior of those who are stigmatized.
Two years, I was ostracized, I was stigmatized, I was isolated, because I was a victim.
Even today, mental illness is still stigmatized.
The stigmatized subject must tirelessly think about the impression made on the social environment.
Q: Do you think that people are somehow stigmatized in smaller towns?
So long as the nation is stigmatized as“genocidal”, it cannot make any claim to Kosovo, or to anything else.
In today's world,mental illness is still, unfortunately, stigmatized.
Hoffman notes that a stigmatized subject often does not understand what kind of feelings“really” other people feel about him.
In most cultures,persons with epilepsy have been stigmatized, shunned, or even imprisoned;
But then it happens that they are accused of vandalism… andthat their disrespect for the machine is blamed and… stigmatized.
And we are talking about the‘70s,when this mindset was stigmatized by society because sons had to take care of their parents.
Any other kind of consciousness that is not related to the production orconsumption of material goods is stigmatized in our society today.
Where by the stigmatized individuals become disadvantaged due to the ideology created by"the self," which is the opposing force to"the Other.".
Having children was important to the couple,who also said that they felt stigmatized in their village.
In a world where failure is stigmatized as an“end of most things”, the ability of old souls to accept it so easily is nothing less than mind-boggling.
It was important for the couple to have children as they said that they felt stigmatized in their village.
Worse, PPD is often confused with postpartum psychosis, a stigmatized disorder that makes women reticent to reveal how they're feeling.
Many of these women have little choice butto remain in abusive situations as reporting violence is strongly stigmatized in Armenian society.
On the other hand,an example of a situation in which individuals of a stigmatized group have"stigma-related processes" occurring would be the inmates of a prison.
Only last year a law was adopted, recognizing the victims of wartime rape in Kosovo, yetsurvivors are still stigmatized.
In the 18th century,"deism" was as much of a'dirty word' as"atheism", anddeists were often stigmatized as either atheists or at least as freethinkers by their Christian opponents.
Many highly talented, brilliant, creative people think they are not- because the thing they were good at at school wasn't valued, orwas actually stigmatized.- Ken Robinson.
The eleven remaining orchestra members who were married to Jewish women or stigmatized as"half-Jewish" lived under the constant threat of revocation of their"special permission".
It is a multifaceted process through which people lose political, legal, and social agency,and through which they are stigmatized or discriminated against.

