Sentence examples for marginalized message from inspiring English sources

The message of giving people power is not a marginalized message".

In a further affront to the Islamists, the Egyptian news media have marginalized their message in the two days since Mr. Morsi was deposed.

Christmas-negligent companies "marginalize" their message by using "Christmas" in some cases and "holidays" in others".

This year, there was no such avoiding or marginalizing of messages like Pat Robertson's: the idea of a nation split by a culture war between good and evil is central to Trump's appeal.

Once corporations make it clear that American Muslims are not to be ignored or marginalized, politicians will get the message and realize that fear-mongering and defamation of Muslims will be politically costly.

Microsoft could push these realtime messages to the front, but in doing so Outlook is further marginalized by competition with direct messages and @mentions.

Political messages have been marginalized in American hip-hop, which (despite some zealous exceptions) is dominated by self-centered individualists, competing to flaunt their savvy and success.

It's basically sending a very loud message to the online world that content owners will not be marginalized and that, at least for the time being, content is still king.

If you supported Trump and his populist message that appealed to the marginalized and forgotten voter, you should be appalled by Bannon's White House appointment, which marginalizes "other" voters who fear for their safety, as well as the dark direction in which the country is headed.

Jesus sought out the marginalized and associated with the downcast to share His message, and to help in real ways, not just platitudes but action.

But many Anglicans see the Archbishop of Canterbury's greatest task as articulating the Christian message, speaking up for the poor and the marginalized.