He was marginalized by the Pentagon leadership, but time proved him right.
He was marginalized, but he was not put on trial as a traitor or sent to prison.
Gore said that he still considered Powell a friend, "but it's transparent to everybody that he was marginalized.
By the time Khatami left office, in 2005, he was marginalized by suspicious hard-liners at home.
"He's marginalized and dehumanized a lot of different groups, and they all come together," Juan Rosas, one of the student organizers, told Seitz-Wald.
But he was marginalized over time as the globalists, corporatists and more traditional conservatives in the West Wing found their footing and worked together to sideline him.
Gutsy, eccentric, uncompromising and so loquacious that he once lectured for 42 hours on "Everything I Know," Fuller, or "Bucky," as everyone called him, was difficult to ignore, yet like many visionaries he was marginalized during his lifetime.
For this symbolic gesture, he was marginalized by his own party, which was hellbent on pursuing the emergent Strom Thurmond-patented Southern strategy of exploiting white racism for political gain.
"When [Chmielewski] refused to support your unethical and inappropriate spending, he was marginalized, removed from his senior position and placed on administrative leave," several Democratic lawmakers wrote to Pruitt in an April 12 letter.
One extreme case is the fact that Linus Pauling suffered the consequences of these failures when he championed peace protests at UC during the Viet Nam war and, since this was not the establishment way, he was marginalized and forced to leave UC even though he is probably the greatest American born scientist in the 20th century.
