Sentence examples for marginalized it from inspiring English sources

"If we are marginalized, it will be to kill each other".

When the conservative party comes to see itself as unfairly marginalized, it becomes a party of pure reaction, which is what happened to the French right after Dreyfus.

It is an acknowledgment that photography was as much a part of modernism in America as the other arts were; that no matter how marginalized it usually was, it was not entirely isolated but participated in and interacted with the mainstream art movements of its time.

"If science fiction isn't marginalized, it's doing something wrong," he said.

As much as in some areas it's still marginalized it can't be denied it impacted a massive amount of people," said Trunk.

Although the U.S. has stopped short of declaring its support for the continuation of the Assad government, by allowing its proxies on the ground, the Kurdish led SDF in north Syria and the so-called "moderate groups," to be attacked and marginalized, it has effectively accepted Bashar al-Assad as the best of the worst alternatives.

Meanwhile, there is a danger that Britain's increasingly aloof stance within the Union could marginalize it and reduce its influence.

Perhaps the more likely prospect is that Britain's debate over membership prompts it to disengage from Europe, marginalizing it — even as its European allies concentrate on tying themselves more closely together as they try to save their beleaguered single currency.

He told La Repubblica, a daily in Rome, that "whoever wishes to hold on to Fiat in its present form risks marginalizing it further and further".

"In other words, to marginalize it and replace it".

Power has no interest in civil society, save to co-opt and marginalize it.