Sentence examples for although marginalized from inspiring English sources

To some degree, analogous things could be said of Hegel's reception from within the twentieth-century phenomenological tradition that developed in continental Europe, but although marginalized within such core areas of mainstream academic philosophy, Hegel nevertheless continued to be a figure of interest within other philosophical movements such as existentialism and Marxism.

Although marginalized by newer, more powerful, and more advertised statins, pravastatin could serve as a valuable alternative, especially for patients with a predisposition for DM; the lower price of the drug (being now available as a generic) could also increase the cost effectiveness of medicating the low-risk population.

He describes his life, though, as a hard one, spent misunderstood and marginalized, although never wholly disowned, by his own church, which these days mostly seems embarrassed by the ancient rituals he has refused to update.

But what was most interesting to me about the meme Big Boi posted was that Florida Evans, the most marginalized, although beloved, black mother in the history of television, was presented as the quintessential representation.

In transitional societies, it is common to find rural lifestyles co-existing in urban areas, particularly at the poor peripheries of cities that lack many basic services and where rural migrants settle and gradually become acculturated through the gradual adoption of modern habits and behaviours although remaining socially marginalized.

In 1964, Mansfield turned down the role of Ginger Grant on the up-and-coming television sitcom Gilligan's Island, although her acting roles were becoming marginalized, because the part epitomized the stereotype she wished to rid herself of.

Although it eventually was restored, it remained marginalized until large chemical-fertilizer works and a tractor-accessories plant led to its revival in the 20th century.

Native westslope cutthroat trout and bull trout have been significantly marginalized in the lower river, although their populations are more stable to the west.

They found that although junior women had relatively few complaints, tenured women felt marginalized and excluded from the workings of their departments.

In a way, Lane was finding himself marginalized already, then, once that fight comes with Pete, although it's a victory, it's a pyrrhic victory because, at that point, he's really stuck.

It's as if he suggests that, although his art-film world seems sullied and defiled, impinged upon and marginalized by celebrity culture and mass-market movies, the mainstream realm really does have something to recommend it.