Sentence examples for marginalised himself from inspiring English sources

He has marginalised himself and won no friends.

Steve Martin successfully managed to marginalise himself – and African Americans at the same time – in one fell Twitter-shaped swoop yesterday.

He participated in the gathering as a passive spectator, marginalising himself by withdrawing from the centre of activities.

The Australian coach is back in northern hemisphere union for the first time since 2011, when he found himself marginalised at Bath and decided to head for home.

Masai leaders urged their community to take land back from Kikuyu settlers, and Raila Odinga found himself marginalised within the government.

Tim Bresnan could find himself marginalised from here, a victim both of his own physical depletion and of the emergence of Ben Stokes.

When she subsequently lost the general election, Sukhdev found himself marginalised by the new government, who never commissioned a work from him.

At one point, Blakemore tries to confront Hall and the associate directors with his misgivings; his rebellion is masterfully extinguished, he himself marginalised.

In the 65th minute Tim Cahill, who has found himself marginalised in the system change that kick started New York's run to the playoffs, came in for Eric Alexander to provide some extra bite at the base of the midfield.

The opponents of Hugh Despenser and his father had lost all faith in him, but at the same time he found himself marginalised at court where the Despensers' power grew more and more complete.

She said: "He clearly had experienced a troubled childhood and perceived himself as marginalised and belittled by society because he was a white, ginger-haired male".