Sentence examples for marginalized nations from inspiring English sources
SPORTSMONDAY, PAGE D1 Iran, Venezuela's Friend Venezuela is taking its relationship with Iran to a new level and plans to strengthen its ties with other marginalized nations.
Now it is emerging that male domination of society is also a risk factor; the reasons aren't fully understood, but it may be that when women are marginalized the nation takes on the testosterone-laden culture of a military camp or a high-school boys' locker room.
It marginalizes the nation's black majority by asserting that the idealized face of the Jamaican nation is multiracial.
Trump was signaling to his base that he was following through on a campaign promise to shelve what he and his supporters view as political correctness aimed at marginalizing the nation's Christian majority in the name of diversity.
Others have simply been marginalized by the nation's narrow focus on getting rich.
The Houthis present themselves as crusaders against corruption and allies of the marginalized in a nation where much of the population is mired in poverty.
If you were truly willing to tell it like it is, you would apply that conviction toward the lives of those who suffer and are continuously marginalized in this nation.
Metrics of a Marginalized Sub-nation Unfortunately, our nation has not yet fully embraced the justice gap.
In the other corner are "black Turks," conservative Muslims who, in a mostly Muslim nation, were marginalized for decades, excluded from the Turkish elite — until, in 2003, one of their own became a populist prime minister and began what many black Turks consider a healthy rebalancing and many white Turks, the politics of resentment or, worse, revenge.
Deeply exclusionary from the onset, American democracy enfranchised neither the enslaved nor women, and it sought to further marginalize the indigenous nations of North America.
We are embracing the marginalized masters among us in order to make a team, as we have embraced once marginalized people to make a nation.
