Sentence examples for he marginalized from inspiring English sources

In doing so, he marginalized Gomez's role in the side.

"He marginalized all those people," Professor Prou said.

Why is he marginalized based on his name, race and/or religion?" he said.

He could've used the occasion to take us on a different road, instead he marginalized the Holocaust, he diluted its significance, and it's a lie," he said.

From his hierophant's chair at National Review, he marginalized Kirk and the new conservatives and excommunicated extremists, including John Birch Society paranoids and Ayn Rand, whose atheism and materialism undermined his drive to make conservatism respectable.

He marginalized their relationship in his autobiography, "Self Portrait" (1963), perhaps in revenge for her infidelities, but she described their chance (or contrived) encounter at an artists' hangout, Le Bateau Ivre, as the "turning point" of her youth.

He marginalizes the millions of Americans who base their beliefs in tolerance and social justice on the teachings of Christ and who believe that to impose religion on our society is against both the Constitution and true Christian belief.

He felt "marginalized," he says, and he sought out others who felt the same way.

Once, when asked why he photographed marginalized people, he replied that it was so he could "portray these people in a different light... as decent human beings.

He was marginalized, but he was not put on trial as a traitor or sent to prison.

Attorney General Edward Bates left in part because he felt marginalized, and he cited the administration's "open contempt of Constitution and law" and "ignorance of policy and prudence".