Sentence examples for feeling marginalized from inspiring English sources

It's possible that with such transformation we are forced to examine our identity and role and there is some of feeling marginalized, not being appealing or made to feel redundant and grotesque, both physically and psychologically.

All children want to feel like they belong in their own family and a lifetime of feeling marginalized can't just be erased.

Some Republicans attending the dinner confessed to feeling marginalized.

"Then who am I?" Reed asks, feeling marginalized.

The hub-and-spoke air traffic system leaves even rapidly growing cities like Reno feeling marginalized.

Funeral directors have done their best to keep families from feeling marginalized.

His wife and six daughters could feel marginalized by the objects piled around them, and you wish this generally rosy movie had explored those feelings more pointedly.

"No one must feel marginalized".

I was obliged to include myself: a New York art critic who left Kassel feeling uncomfortably marginalized.

In her complaint, Joyce said the latest experience at Dennis Pines left her feeling "ostracized, marginalized, humiliated, embarrassed and denounced".

These students are then turned away with a sticker saying, "Well, I tried to donate blood... .., feeling dejected, marginalized, and, yes, denigrated.