Sentence examples for it was marginalised from inspiring English sources

Strangely, the best of the British work in this vein, venerated by critics and institutions such as the BFI, was firmly about class and aspiration yet it was marginalised, inaccessible.

Throughout the early stages of the HIV and AIDS epidemic, it was marginalised due to the poor reach of health services that concentrated in the Siaya area, presumably contributing to its exceptionally high HIV prevalence rates.

"In America, it is marginalised individuals like Snowden who believe in it".

The mission statement of the organisation he helped establish, Labour Friends of the Forces, lovingly recalls the contribution of ex-service people like Jim Callaghan who are a "proud part of our history" and promotes the military perspective, lest it be marginalised.

And it appears that he was marginalised.

After it was banned, Paradjanov was marginalised and written out of Soviet film culture.

As she points out, under Blair, it was the left that was marginalised, on the receiving end of disrespectful comments.

But Britain does not want to take part in that integration, will not pay for it, knows that it will be marginalised by it, cannot veto it and probably cannot extract many concessions from the process of creating it.

And the women's camp was marginalised by history – most of it written by men.

In reality he was marginalised.

As his work was marginalised, did he think of quitting?