Sentence examples for somewhat marginalized from inspiring English sources

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

Somewhat marginalized in the distance, a wraithlike figure holds a bunch of flowers and moves forward gracefully while another figure stands motionless, emitting a saintly aureole of light.

(Cotter) ★ Walt Kuhn: 'American Modern' (closes on Saturday) The 100th anniversary of the Armory Show has occasioned a fresh look at Walt Kuhn, an organizer of the 1913 show whose own paintings have been somewhat marginalized.

(Rosenberg) ★ Walt Kuhn: 'American Modern' (through March 16) The 100th anniversary of the Armory Show has occasioned a fresh look at Walt Kuhn, an organizer of the 1913 show whose own paintings have been somewhat marginalized.

Even now, those who saw the risks are somewhat marginalized in public discussion, while those who airily dismissed all the warnings are still treated as men of good judgment.

There is confusion about whether Stephen K. Bannon, the chief strategist who had been somewhat marginalized after feuding last month with Kushner, was among those the president consulted about his decision.

Their creativity was often stifled or marginalized by what seemed to be a somewhat arbitrary and bizarre world where logic did not always reign," notes Ilene Fort, exhibition curator and LACMA curator of American art.

His characters, drawn true to life if sometimes larger, tended toward the socially marginalized, perhaps no surprise for a man whose identity -- Ozark, somewhat rootless, a child of a broken home, gay at a time when it was taboo to be gay -- no doubt made him feel pushed to the margins of mainstream culture himself.

· While the situation has improved somewhat, the fact is that distinctive and notable accomplishments of Black Americans are often marginalized and, in some cases, dismissed from the public discourse.

"Not marginalized," she said.

Nazi revanchists were marginalized.