Sentence examples for his marginalization from inspiring English sources

But his marginalization may not last much longer.

Ms. León, the curator of the Guild Hall show, said Mr. Ferrer's bicultural background may also have contributed to his marginalization.

He blames a "vast patronage system and crony capitalism," for which Mr. Mda holds Mr. Mandela partly responsible, for his marginalization.

Razi's mythically based metaphysics, coupled with his belief in the transmigration of the soul and a bold indifference to identifiably Islamic tenets, led to his marginalization among the faithful and philosophers alike.

Although Limaj remains one of the more popular political figures in Kosovo, the EULEX corruption investigation against him has led to his marginalization by the international community and, consequently, by his own party until further notice.

As he puts it in his poem "Marginalization": "we have increasingly become phantoms.

He received an appointment in the cabinet of Prime Minister Mohammad Khan Junejo, but a conflict with Junejo led to Gilani's being replaced in 1986 and in his eventual marginalization within the PML.

Ironically, his ability to compromise -- although it has only lately come into full view -- may have sown the seeds at the beginning of the design process for his eventual marginalization.

Sharpton could run for mayor again, and he would almost surely lose, encouraging a new round of stories likening him to a Tom Wolfe caricature and inviting his own marginalization.

Democrats were, he was convinced, continuing to make the government into an instrument of his own marginalization – and media liberals were now ridiculing people like him as ignorant, backward rednecks.

What distinguishes this work from the start — setting it closer to Camus's "The Stranger" than to "Native Son" or "Invisible Man" — is that Jones's fear is predicated less on these events than on a fascination with his own marginalization.