Sentence examples for marginalised him from inspiring English sources

Pat McFadden – a man who said government actions couldn't be blamed for angry marginalised groups – is still angrily shouting that it's unfair his party have marginalised him.

On the flipside, he was not treated terribly well by Cardiff Blues, who had marginalised him long before he engaged in a valedictory bout of drunken high-jinks on a flight home from a Pro12 league match.

However, Goldsmith's extremist, conservative philosophy, opposed to economic development and globalisation in favour of local self-sufficiency, later marginalised him in the green movement, whose politics were moving leftwards.

However, some dross, several commercial failures and a battle with alcohol marginalised him, and the quantity and quality of his output never quite lived up to its early promise.

And his fourth novel, Eustace Chisholm and the Works, was by far his best-selling book, but it also marginalised him for the rest of his career.

McKillen has previously warned he feared the Barclays would attempt to marginalise him by forcing a "dilutive rights issue".

Bent's signing could further marginalise him and he probably appeared here only because the £2.5m striker was cup-tied.

The Brazilian was granted just his second league start of the season, but spurned the chance to prove Mauricio Pochettino wrong for marginalising him.

Quinlan told the court that McKillen and other investors had sought to "marginalise" him as his investment empire began to fall apart.

By forgetting this elementary rule, Bulat Abilov, a charismatic opposition leader, has given the government a golden opportunity to marginalise him, dealing an eve-of-election blow to his party, Ak Zhol (Bright Path).

But despite the jubilant crowds at his victory party, Obama was still visibly angry over his battering by Bill and Hillary Clinton in a negative and divisive campaign that sought to marginalise him as an African-American candidate.