Sentences with phrase «huge stigma»

There is a huge stigma attached to converting and becoming an apostate from Islam.

David Sinclair, Director of Pastoral Care, told Premier: «People like Prince Harry talking about his struggles with depression have helped enormously but I think in some of the other aspects of mental health there is a huge stigma.»

Whereas before it seemed like there was a huge stigma behind a player enjoying any sort of libation.

We all know there is still a huge stigma attached to breastfeeding in public.

There is a huge stigma attached to the idea of not being in love with your baby the second it emerges but, it happens, and moms need to know they're not alone.

Once upon a time, there was a huge stigma attached to being a single mother and raising a child on your own.

There is a huge stigma about therapy and help.

A huge stigma surrounding healthy eating, is that it can be costly.

Waldorf says the huge stigma attached to online dating just a few years ago has «almost evaporated» as people grow more comfortable with looking for love online.

Wouldn't it be great if the huge stigma surrounding self - publishing would disappear?

This was also back in the day when self - publishing carried a huge stigma, one that required a warning to writers.

You're right, there's still — despite repeated successes and breakout — a huge stigma attached to self - publishing, or indie publishing, as it's now more euphemistically termed.

Self publishing had a huge stigma and I wasn't even on Twitter!

«There's a huge stigma,» he said, «both those addicted to alcohol and certainly those addicted to drugs.

There is still a huge stigma that part - time lawyers do not deserve to be given good work or be considered as contenders for partnership.