Sentence examples for marginalized themselves from inspiring English sources

Rather than transforming politics, he says in "The Bulldozer and the Big Tent," his compatriots marginalized themselves.

In doing so, they've marginalized themselves even further within a changing Party, and accomplished little else besides.

"They have completely marginalized themselves to a mostly regional party," he said, pointing out that nearly half of the current Republican House delegation is now Southern.

That process has become particularly savage in New York, a city divided between big development companies that see architectural novelty as a tool for inflating prices for their luxury projects, and local activists who have marginalized themselves by their refusal to accept any kind of change at all.

They have also marginalized themselves".

The upshot was that academics have marginalized themselves.

This indicates that marginal client groups might marginalize themselves even further, which is as well reflected in our clinical experience.

They've really been marginalizing themselves".

The problem with academia isn't that professors are, as Kristof wrote, "marginalizing themselves".

Ironically, they risk marginalizing themselves by appealing to people who think of the 'Prairie Home Companion' as high art.

Mr. Weaver has increasingly warned that Republicans are marginalizing themselves by moving to the right on issues like abortion, gay rights and immigration.