Sentence examples for a marginal life from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago Asian art led a marginal life at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Our hunter-gathering ancestors did not, as you might have assumed, condemn the occasional person who made it to 35 to a marginal life existing on tribal scraps.

Mr. Pistorius's charm, beauty, talent and refusal to live a marginal life as a disabled person made him a marketer's dream.

Clubfoot, which affects about 200,000 infants a year, is a horribly disabling birth defect, one that can doom a child born in a poor country to a marginal life.

It is vicious and debilitating, leaving the patient confined to a marginal life, a parallel and unequal existence.

In the current get-rich-or get-out climate of the city, this kind of marginal life style is a throwback to New York's mythological bohemian past.

Yet while the ideas behind "The Riches" are often satisfyingly satirical, Izzard's role — he plays Wayne Malloy, a husband and a father of three, eager to escape the marginal life that he and his family have been living — is stagy and overblown.

Yet this is where Erie has camped for 15 years, in part because of his close friendship with Hughie, the night clerk, a working stiff who listened eagerly to Erie's stories and helped to romanticise his marginal life.

Also on show were the crazed, born-again woman who adopted Wuornos then sold her out and various equally weird and marginal figures in Wuornos's already weird and marginal life.

During the evaluation of societal risk acceptance based on the Life Quality Index (LQI), the marginal life saving costs have to be assessed and compared with the Societal Willingness to Pay for a marginal increase in life safety.

Conversely, under different testing conditions, principally temperature, failure from these distinct initiation sites yields results demonstrating little or marginal life differences.