Sentence examples for should be marginalized from inspiring English sources

It is understandable that Palestinian rights should be marginalized in US policy and discourse.

"I don't think architecture should be marginalized in a way that it just becomes a luxury product".

What slow motion and high definition have taught us, though, is not that umpiring should be marginalized, but rather that it can be improved.

As the author of "A Farewell to Justice," which challenges the conclusions of the Warren Commission, I was taken aback by Bryan Burrough's suggestion in his review of "Reclaiming History," by Vincent Bugliosi (May 20), that those who do not accept Bugliosi's defense of the Warren report should be "marginalized" and made to "stand in the rain with the other outcasts".

As many states have reconsidered their prohibitions on the use of marijuana, the NFL and NFLPA have decided to concurrently look into whether penalties associated with use should be marginalized.

Those who violate society's norms — although they may be protected by the Constitution — should be marginalized, especially if it is a leader who claims to represent spirituality.

They shouldn't be marginalized.

"They shouldn't be marginalized.… They're our brothers".

Bukowski should not be marginalized in histories of American literature: the French, Germans and Italians are still ahead of us in according him the major status which is his proper due.

I felt there was a danger of that, should we be marginalized as a major polluter.

"They shouldn't be marginalized and estranged.