Sentence examples for feel sidelined from inspiring English sources

But local people feel sidelined.

In addition, parents feel sidelined by professionals.

In New York, Saverin was beginning to feel sidelined.

"Local society is more frustrated than ever, and an increasing number of people feel sidelined by the mainland nouveaux riches coming here".

Apart from the oligarchs, bureaucrats and politicians who feel sidelined by him, thousands of people genuinely want to link Odessa's future to Russia.

Al Qaeda has come back largely because Iraqi Sunnis feel sidelined and disenfranchised by the Shiite-dominated government, led by Nouri al-Maliki, which came to power following the U.S. occupation of Iraq.

The PMDB now feels sidelined in presidential decision-making.

Many members of Fatah felt sidelined by the previous government.

Many of these parties arose to represent groups that felt sidelined by the Congress party.

The goal, he added, is "that nobody feels sidelined, marginalized, humiliated".

It is also separate from the big, glorious suites of galleries, and feels sidelined.