Sentence examples for now marginalized from inspiring English sources

It is the realists who are now marginalized, said analysts.

Across the street in the Archaeological Museum, tourists listened to guides explain how the artifacts of a religion now marginalized in its birthplace continue to cast a long cultural shadow.

"He is now marginalized from his own people".

Commanding less than ten percent of his former audience, Stern is now marginalized as a cultural phenomenon that has passed his prime.

Now, marginalized in the House and Senate, they stubbornly persist on running a viciously negative, "gotcha" type of opposition against Obama in the hopes of getting the American public to lose confidence in him.

What's been challenged over and over again over the last three or four decades is this idea that we have this protection because this protection has now been marginalized, it's been limited and there are zones of privacy just like there are zones of expression are now smaller and smaller.

And he's just -- he's a person who's now been marginalized.

Either way, Arpaio and Johnson's approach to immigration enforcement has, at least for now, become marginalized within the Republican Party.

Eclipsed for much of his life by his dad, he is now somewhat marginalized by the president.

Now, still marginalized and largely unemployed despite nearly five years of peace, many former separatists have fled back into the forest, this time to chop it down.

Opponents of the flag compromise have known that this moment was coming, of course, but they say the risk of now being marginalized is less important than the principle of standing up for what is right.