Sentence examples for feels marginal from inspiring English sources

The upside is that the "Fast and Furious" franchise has become a multicultural showcase; O'Conner feels marginal by now, and some of his comrades openly mock his blue-eyed looks, and call him the prettiest blond in the room.

"I felt marginal as a woman and a Jew".

Liberals have always wanted mankind to feel marginal, an accident of evolution, not the center.

I feel marginal, far from the great transformation that I know is under way.

"There just hasn't been much oxygen left for the kinds of essays that feel marginal or navel-gazey".

Ramírez, who believed that Latin American art should be the central mission of the museum, suddenly felt marginal.

Talking to me this week, he said he was ashamed they felt marginal to his interest at the time, which was the fate of the English working class.

And yet, somehow, these places feel marginal to the life of the country – they are not where important decisions get made, they are not where the zeitgeist lives.

Since the advent of French colonial rule more than a century ago, the Touareg and their cousins in neighbouring countries have been restricted in their movement and made to feel marginal.

Overall, the upgrades felt marginal -- as if there wasn't a lot to squeeze out from the smartphone bag of tricks.

His imagination and creativity in his sketches, set designs and imagery was saved primarily for Chanel and Fendi which is why his own brand always felt marginal and geared towards clothes rather than fashion.