Sentence examples for he was marginalized from inspiring English sources
By the time Khatami left office, in 2005, he was marginalized by suspicious hard-liners at home.
Gore said that he still considered Powell a friend, "but it's transparent to everybody that he was marginalized.
He was marginalized, but he was not put on trial as a traitor or sent to prison.
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.
Scott McCleskey, a former F.B.I. agent and the man Moody's hired as its "designated compliance officer," in accordance the 2006 act, testified on Capitol Hill last summer that he was marginalized almost from the start and excluded from important meetings at Moody's, including those with the S.E.C. when it examined the company.
"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.
So often he is marginalized in the media, yet he really is an American voice (albeit extremely offensive and willfully politically incorrect at times), who represents both free speech and the public's growing desire not to hear the same homogenized rhetoric in our era of junk journalism.
By the end of the novel the charismatic Ravelstein no longer holds center stage, and as he is marginalized, the book loses its energy and focus, collapsing into a mere shell of a story -- a portrait in which the subject has disappeared from view.
Hooper, meanwhile, is "associated with technology rather than experience, inherited wealth rather than self-made sufficiency"; he is marginalized from the conclusive action, if less terminally than Quint.
