Sentence examples for to be ghettoised from inspiring English sources

We don't want to be ghettoised again".

I didn't want it to be ghettoised or to be seen as niche.

The minority continue to be ghettoised, systematically denied aid along with the right to travel or marry freely and may be edging toward what some commentators are openly beginning to call genocide.

Sam is clearly not your typical pop crooner, but the directness of his new lyrics, especially on dreamy love song Mountain, show a determination not to be ghettoised as "weird".

The critical consensus had also backed Michael Haneke's The White Ribbon and Jacques Audiard's A Prophet as modern masterpieces which deserved to be nominated for best film, best director, etc, and not simply to be ghettoised in the foreign language film section.

In other words, Damian doesn't want to be ghettoised.

But I shouldn't have to: it shouldn't be ghettoised.

For other developers, the worry isn't that games developed using the retail hardware will be technically inferior to "officially" produced titles, it's that they'll be ghettoised on the Xbox One menu system.

Plus hip-hop shouldn't be ghettoised and found only in the suburbs," he said.

Some believe, however, that animation's time has come and that the genre can no longer be ghettoised in the animated feature category it was rather apologetically gifted in 2001.

For example, there is a dearth of credit ratings for Islamic products and institutions (which is also true of many conventional instruments in the Middle East).If the industry is to avoid being "ghettoised", argues Anouar Hassoune, an analyst at Standard & Poor's, it needs to shape up in several ways.