Sentence examples for became marginalized from inspiring English sources

Sistani became marginalized in his own name".

Betty Friedan became marginalized within the very organization she had started.

As the culture became ever more mediatropic, and the media ever more Winchellized, the individual megalomaniacal Winchells and Hunseckers themselves became marginalized.

Dan Morgenstern, the former director of the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers, said that he thought that the clarinet became marginalized because "clarinetists could not keep pace with the intricacies of bebop".

He said that he and the elder Mr. Prince had frequently remarked that they "got in under the wire," before pop music came to dominate the cultural landscape and musical theater became marginalized.

The rebels have complained of discrimination in jobs and education in a nation where they were a favored group under British colonial rule but became marginalized after independence in 1948.

"McKinsey becomes marginalized," he said.

"But the truth is that they have become marginalized".

"Once there is a proper political movement, the religious parties will become marginalized.

Why certain composers who were popular in their day become marginalized over time is often inexplicable.

Even the New York Stock Exchange could become marginalized if it did not respond, he said.