Sentence examples for ghettoised by from inspiring English sources

He plainly doesn't feel ghettoised by it.

Many crime writers feel underrated and ghettoised by the literary establishment.

The following week, Duncan Smith gave a speech to mark the tenth anniversary of his Centre for Social Justice in which he said that areas of the country were being ghettoised by long-term unemployment and had remained largely hidden from the rest of society.

But, I ask Büttner, does a women-only award not run the risk of ghettoising art by women, rather than drawing it into the mainstream?

So, has the BBC "ghettoised" children's television by moving all children's programmes to the digital channels CBBC and CBeebies?

(Indeed, British blacks marry whites far more than do their counterparts in America, where blacks are often ghettoised in a way unrivalled by any minority in Britain).

Meanwhile (*crashing sound of gear change*), Guardian theatre critic Lyn Gardner wonders whether the opening ceremony will mark a new era in arts by disabled people, frequently ghettoised and fighting for funding (so not unlike the sport then).

"I think David Golder is an excellent, sensitive portrait of what happened to Jews who were ghettoised and who could live only by making money". This chimes with a remark of Smith's: "There's an unbelievable irony that Jews were forced to make money to be accepted and then they are criticised for making money". For Callil, David Golder is a human portrait.

In the 10 years since Kavalier & Clay, he has been determinedly unsnooty in his work, writing, among other things, a young adult novel, Summerland (2002), and promoting "the great work being done by people who are categorised, or ghettoised, as genre writers".

He said he was also deeply disturbed by the way in which social housing had become ghettoised.

"It's almost been ghettoised.