Sentence examples for marginalised into from inspiring English sources

At times it could have fallen away completely or been marginalised into a kind of polo set oddity.

Decolonisation is about reclaiming narratives that have been dominated by white, western voices – changing the players and the perspectives, and bringing the marginalised into the centre.

But plans to draw marginalised people into the political sphere have proceeded slowly, and some groups will seethe.

The resignation of al-Maliki last month was a step in the right direction, but a lot of careful ground work is required to re-integrate the semi-autonomous Kurds and marginalised Sunnis into what has become a largely Shia state.

It is difficult to see any alternative to left-of-centre rule in Latin America and, while some anxieties about democracy are reasonable, it is hard not to see hope in the continuing victories of movements that have brought huge numbers of hitherto excluded and marginalised people into politics.

The "Inclusion through Education" programme aims to put in place, in at least 60 municipalities, models of education and appropriate institutional frameworks, which effectively integrate marginalised children into the public education system.

If political heterodoxy had initially marginalised Dr Atl into the space of the azotea, and torrid romances had kept him there, then sexual difference had drawn poets such as Novo and Villaurrutia to rooftops.

Pope Francis has said gay people should not be marginalised but integrated into society.

This article is intended not to marginalise individuals into categories (unifier/diversifier) but instead to demonstrate the utility of philosophical reflection on our field, showing the depth and complexities a seemingly simple idea can unearth.

Dankworth spent his astonishingly productive life bringing the world's music-lovers closer together and drawing the sometimes marginalised world of jazz into the mainstream.

When Gove surprisingly announced without consultation or warning, that schools should now be judged in relation to their performance in the English Baccalaureate subjects, I know of secondary schools that marginalised drama – placing it into after school study slots (competing with sports clubs).