Sentence examples for marginalized place from inspiring English sources

At present, it keeps Neel in her modest, somewhat marginalized place, a position that the Whitney was created to subvert.

What struck me amidst this particular cadre was that the rescuing wasn't exclusively about taking someone from a socially marginalized place and helping them get to a place of comfort.

Huppenthal testified that discussions of "oppression" have no place in classrooms if they delve too far into the subject of the privileged place of white Americans or the marginalized place of Hispanics in the United States.

It's additionally been used to combat hierarchies enforced by those in power by giving the marginalized a place to be seen and heard.

This near-silent story of the slow re-humanization, the redemption of individuals which we call marginalized takes place in a shanty that could be anywhere, and happens to be on the edges of Turin, Italy, which is perhaps fitting, given that city's famous shroud with its ghostly imprint, and the absolutely beautiful final scene in which two street urchins riding on a bus seem to disappear.

They feel like they are being marginalized to one place.  .

Both recognized that the public must be "put in its place," marginalized and controlled -- for their own interests of course.

Vacation should not be a time where anyone feels excluded, marginalized, out of place or threatened with fear of being kicked off a ship for expressing who they are.

When I hear my non-Jewish friends showing support and sympathy for anti-semitic attacks I feel heart-felt appreciation for somebody acknowledging that Jews are still marginalized in many places in the world -- including America.

This evokes Escobar's (2001) discussion, referring specifically to marginalized place-based social movements, of the need 'to create the networks on which manifold forms of the local can rely in their encounter with the multiple manifestations of the global' (p. 171).

Initially, uncertainty and then discovery take place when marginalized individuals and groups begin to integrate.