Sentence examples for this marginalization from inspiring English sources

Their status as social outcasts is repeatedly hammered home by the film, as is the injustice of them being so marginalized, and yet the plot itself reinforces this marginalization.

This marginalization of the region is holding back its development at a time when its economic governance is rapidly improving.

But this marginalization begs the question I'm raising about the proper source of the judgment that the bishops have divine authority.

And we will achieve this marginalization only when those societies and cultures believe that we are truly faithful to our professed ideals of equality, liberty and justice, both at home and abroad.

"They treated us all as traffickers and criminals, and this marginalization made a fertile ground for terrorism," said Sheik Abdelhadi Etaik Sawarka, a leader of one of the area's main tribes.

To their credit, however, the Nicholas Brothers rose above this marginalization and, with a sense of dignity and a style all their own, earned the respect of generations of tap dancers and audiences the world over.

According to this philosophy, the marginalization of teachers is necessary to raise the floor for students.

VIDA, an organization devoted to women in the literary arts, had just determined that nearly three-quarters of the authors reviewed in the country's major critical outlets were men, and Wolitzer placed some of the blame for this insulting marginalization with the marketing decisions of publishers.

In this context marginalization can be seen as an intermediate position between full integration and social exclusion (Hammer, 2003).

The explanation for this is marginalization, as seen in the pattern of innovation and subsequent colonization, following particularly productive inventions such as agriculture, that lead to differential expansion.

Their bodies were the very site of this obscene marginalization.