On one occasion he was stigmatized in a minute by Mr Batson with "having espoused the nawab's cause, and as a hired solicitor defended all his actions, however dishonourable and detrimental to the Company." [Please select]
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"I remember it, and at the time I stigmatized the claim as a fraudulent one." [Please select]
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This great orator and statesman was outraged and alarmed at the indecent haste of the Assembly, and stigmatized its proceedings as "nocturnal orgies." [Please select]
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Some of the proudest trophies of genius have been won by infidels, or by men stigmatized as such. [Please select]
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These diatribes were stigmatized as in wretched taste, but the politicians of both parties could not help being amused. [Please select]
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A man might fight a duel, if by refusing to fight he would be stigmatized as a coward. [Please select]
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Can such a man be stigmatized as "the meanest of mankind". [Please select]
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He was making his last bows; and one of the girls went with him, which still farther reduced the number of what in his heart Clarence stigmatized as "a crowd." [Please select]
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Again, Utility is often summarily stigmatized as an immoral doctrine by giving it the name of Expediency, and taking advantage of the popular use of that term to contrast it with Principle. [Please select]
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