Sentence examples for fear of marginalisation from inspiring English sources

Even in today's more tolerant age, there are many lonely people out there still afraid to reveal who they really are for fear of marginalisation and abuse.

This support has been diminished by fears of marginalisation and creeping Islamisation.

In all of these theories, stigma is based on signs that define who is different, stereotypes about the person or group, marginalisation, avoidance, discrimination, fear of what or who is different where normality and abnormality or similarity and difference are defined by sociocultural norms and beliefs.

Much of it is sparked by feelings of marginalisation.

But Labour needs to see clearly the dangers of marginalisation.

People from the south of Togo are restive after four decades of marginalisation.

A sense of marginalisation has stirred political dissatisfaction which northern extremists feed on.

But recycled spaces can be indicative of marginalisation and minority disempowerment.

In reality, it has always been a direct consequence of marginalisation.

"The worst-affected areas have endured decades of marginalisation and economic under-development," said Equiza.

What was clear, said Lauzen, was the pattern of marginalisation behind and in front of the camera.