Sentence examples for marginalised figure of from inspiring English sources

The giant flashing scoreboard at St Mary's provided Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho with the most robust armour available against any complaints from the rain-soaked and marginalised figure of Juan Mata.

At this time, a year before her death, she was an unregarded, marginalised figure.

By the time he died in 1968, he was a marginalised figure.

Bit by bit, he has become this marginalised figure who then takes his revenge".

Largely seen as a maverick and marginalised figure, papers largely ignored him.

They scapegoat and punish a marginalised figure – a woman, or an immigrant – who has little to no power to defend themselves; a figure who is sacrificed to maintain a society's borders, like a family does its honour, against foreigners who threaten to corrupt its own narrated sense of purity.

He claims that the great media titan is now a marginalised figure, under pressure to cede power and delegate decisions to colleagues and his children.

Several key former allies abandoned him to form the New Centre Right party while he became a more marginalised figure.

Lenny Abrahamson, the Irish director of Adam & Paul and Garage, both accomplished studies of marginalised lower-class figures, shifts territory to the world of wealthy Dubliners, beneficiaries of Ireland's tiger economy, and their arrogant, spoilt kids.

For Mohammed B, the murderer of Theo Van Gogh, was not a marginalised or oppressed figure.

They are indispensable, and yet are the most socially marginalised group of workers in China.