Sentence examples for marginality from inspiring English sources

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marginality

noun

The state of being marginal

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There is a sense of marginality perhaps.

"I am perpetually searching for meaning," he muses, "but what in fact is meaning?" He seems torn between marginality and heroism, as both "a refugee from birth" and a plain dealer who suffers for his sincerity.

It has to do with the mixed feelings of marginality and ambition immigrants to Britain experience.

The book that came out of this, "The Myth of Marginality" (1976), argued that far from being a cancerous growth that was harming the city, favela dwellers actually kept the place going, by doing all of the low- income jobs that a city needs to get done.Earlier this decade Ms Perlman went back and tried to track down as many of the original participants as she could, to see how they had fared.

The uniqueness of this code in the Greek world points up the relative isolation and marginality of the Cretan tradition, with tendencies to codification more reminiscent of Anatolia and the Middle East generally.

Presencia a oscuras (1952; "Presence in Darkness") reacted to the marginality she felt while in exile and commenced a spiritual quest intensified by Domenchina's death in 1959.

In the 1980s and '90s, it was in the visual arts, however, that the debates over postmodern marginality and the construction of a fixed canon became, perhaps, most fierce yet, oddly, were at the same time least eloquent, or least fully realized in emotionally potent works of art.

All of these peoples inhabit areas representing almost every extreme in climate and environment, but they have one thing in common: their marginality to, or relative isolation from, modern economic systems.

Despite the marginality and remoteness of the Karakoram Range, the local population has undergone considerable movement throughout its history.

A second novel, Rue des tambourins (1960; "Street of the Tabors"), describes a sense of marginality and owes a great deal to its author's recollections of her childhood in Tunis.

When Otto I of Germany conquered the Italian kingdom, almost bloodlessly, in 962, his entirely non-Italian power base may simply have seemed to the Italians the logical conclusion of the kingship's increasing marginality.

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