Sentence examples for marginalised life from inspiring English sources

Melnikov's career ended in 1934, and he lived out a marginalised life in his self-designed house on Moscow's Arbat.

The term 'multi-faceted vulnerability,' coined by Radley, Hodgetts and Cullen [ 34] which refers to vulnerability due to factors which diminish autonomy and marginalise life [ 15], may offer some explanation for participants' experiences in this study.

The theme The threat of becoming marginalised in work life reveals how the stroke influenced work life and how the participants experienced this as employees.

Their experiences were summarised in the two themes The threat of becoming marginalised in family life and The threat of becoming marginalised in work life.

The threat of becoming marginalised in family life and The threat of becoming marginalised in work life summarised the work-aged stroke survivors' experiences during the first six months following a stroke, and is further described below.

In Urubichá, she says, women have no time to organise and are marginalised from political life.

Crabb, then Welsh secretary, used a speech to claim that a "hard-edged" secularism in Britain was partly to blame for "aiding and abetting" extremism, as mainstream religion is marginalised in public life.

We accept the point eloquently and forcefully made by our colleagues that this is an especially grave oversight in light of the specific focus of Black Lives Matter on the extent to which African-Americans have been erased and marginalised from public life".

Mr Benyaich says that many young Muslims feel marginalised from mainstream Belgian life.

The film is about Julieta, a woman who has somehow been marginalised from her own life.

Given that the camps were shrouded in secrecy and fear and the families of political internees were deliberately marginalised, accounts of prison life during Franco's time are still hard to come by.