Sentence examples for somewhat marginal from inspiring English sources

Yet Gaiman remains somewhat marginal.

It is considered somewhat marginal to mainstream America.

They were living next to each other in rented bungalows in a somewhat marginal neighborhood in Santa Cruz, California.

It has also been promoted by a somewhat marginal group of scientists, who have accumulated a body of genetic and physiological evidence that, they claim, lends it support.

It is also the vehicle of poetry, now somewhat marginal in the West as a literary form, but still treasured elsewhere.

It doesn't help that the nearshore is miles away from the former dams and outside the confines of the park, giving it a somewhat marginal status.

But while at other colleges athletes are Big Men and Women on Campus, bearers of the schools' collective aspirations, at Goshen the athletic culture generally is somewhat more marginal.

They rebounded somewhat as marginal tax rates came off their stimulus highs but still remain six or seven percentage points below the trend line.

When Technology Foresight TFF) began to be adopted in industrial countries, it tended to be still somewhat a marginal activity in developing countries.

Harlem was a speakeasy for many whites during the Roaring Twenties, and remained a marginal, somewhat outlawed space for them thereafter.

Somewhat surprisingly, the marginal effect estimated at the mean years since school leaving is both positive and statistically distinguishable from zero.