Up to that point, Black women writers were marginalized to the point that they were unable to present themselves as central characters.
According to scholar Hilton Als, up to that point, black female writers were marginalized to the point that they were unable to present themselves as central characters in the literature they wrote.
Foes of Mr. Luzhkov's development policies, previously marginalized to the point of near irrelevance, have become emboldened.
But the two defining ideologies of Israeli politics for the last decade have been marginalized, Mr. Halevi pointed out.
There is no doubt in my mind that Republicans, under political pressure from Wayne LaPierre of the N.R.A., will be marginalized to the point of irrelevancy, as the American people move inexorably to force the adoption of reasonable gun legislation.
His own party, which has been marginalized to the point of near extinction over the last decade, was disqualified last week from two of the eight regional elections to be held March 14, after local election commissions rejected its signatures.
Today, odes to looking at the world through the windshield of an 18-wheeler have been marginalized to the point where they now constitute a subculture -- even within country circles.
Trans people have begun to assert their right to say that certain words are offensive, and come with too much baggage, to be used much as has every marginalized community at some point on the road to equality.
I obviously had a real problem with George W. Bush, but even at my most disgusted with his idiocy and his administration's corruption, I never would've marginalized him to the point where I denied him the right to talk to our kids.
Partisans on any side of an issue do more harm to their cause than good when they cherry pick or misuse statistics and marginalize the important points that an opposing side makes.
