Sentence examples for they were marginalised from inspiring English sources

In the revolution, women were partners with men, but [in the aftermath] they were marginalised.

That historic visibility was usually confined to art and performance, however, and they were marginalised from the mainstream.

They were marginalised, their rebellious votes neutralised by Europhile Labour and Liberal (later Lib Dem) MPs, as well as most of Fleet Street where – as at Westminster – most top jobs were held by "never again" veterans of the second world war.

It's trans people's own fault they were marginalised.

Many comfortable, stable people also live on the water, of course, but a 2013 study in Bath and North Somerset found that 59percentt of boaters chose their lifestyle because conventional housing was unaffordable, and that they were "marginalised from mainstream healthcare and care services".

But what we are less sure of is how those links are perpetuated," says Kett. "Disabled people are some of the most marginalised and excluded in Liberian society but unpacking whether they are marginalised because they are poor or because they are disabled is more of a challenge, but very important in terms of being able to address these issues properly".

Of course, but they are marginalised and rejected.

They are marginalised and isolated in a very different way.

They are marginalised and, without exaggeration, scared of politicians who threaten their lifestyles and beliefs.

Today, the hardest groups to reach with help and support are sex workers and drug users, because they are marginalised and, in some countries, criminalised.

Labour's big hitters in city and local government often claim that they're marginalised by the party's national politicians.