Sentence examples for marginalized a from inspiring English sources

In his lost season with the Jets, Tebow was misled and marginalized, a poor fit for a team that lacked offensive creativity.

Inauspicious in a different way were snatches of conversation I overheard before the meeting got under way — a sifting through rumors that reflected the awfulness of feeling marginalized, a grasping at anything remotely self-exculpatory.

If baseball had only let the writers vote him into the Hall in the early 1990's, Pete Rose by now would have been marginalized, a pitiable hustler chasing his own tail.

"Tarzan" and "South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut" have been edged out of competition by a rules change that has, some film composers say, marginalized a genre that the Oscars once celebrated.

Above all, I have worked for policies and a society that I believe gives the most hope to the poor, the oppressed, and the marginalized: a society of liberty, in the classical liberal sense, that now goes by the name of conservatism.

He marginalized a group of Brazilian cardinals and bishops who had risked their lives to bear witness to atrocities in the political prisons of their country's right-wing military junta most notably the cardinal Aloísio Lorscheider, an appointment of Paul VI (and a strong contender to succeed him) and a lifelong defender of the liberation-theology movement and its priests.

Berezin's novels typically involve heroic struggles between an imaginary U.S.S.R. spreading triumphant Communism all over the world while kicking around a weakened and marginalized U.S.A.

By focusing primarily on Warhol's sexuality, Koestenbaum inadvertently marginalizes a major artist.

PRIVACY advocates say a shift by Microsoft could effectively marginalize a particularly intrusive use of Web bugs, the tracking and profiling devices used by online marketers and spammers.

Committee investigators found internal Bayer documents that detailed a company strategy to "marginalize" a local citizens' group and the local newspaper, The Charleston Gazette.

A bit later, Ms. Shalaby replied, "I don't support looting or burning but when you marginalize a community for decades you have to except something like this to happen".