Sentence examples for were being marginalized from inspiring English sources

The female lawmakers refused the position of minister of women's affairs, because they felt they were being marginalized.

"I made the piece out of a reaction to all of the sudden gays and lesbians' bringing on the 'normal' dialogue to us," said Ms. Opie, who added that those involved in sadomasochism were being marginalized by other homosexuals.

But now there was a need for it, students were being marginalized and beaten down, and the University charged with protecting its students was failing them outright.

As a minority [and an awkward teen], it was often difficult to recognize if successes were being marginalized by the institution, either on the athletic field or in the classroom.

The decision was eventually reversed due to "serious and credible" threats, and the vociferous hate-filled opposition by the likes of influential Christian preacher, Rev. Franklin Graham, who went as far as claiming that Christians were being marginalized in a community where the bell tower rings on a daily basis and Islam was a deeply violent religion.

America is not on the wrong path -- on the contrary: it is returning to its roots, however slowly, and to a time when traditions were readily broken with in the name of progress, and when radically exclusive zealots were being marginalized by the tolerant, liberal general population (58percentt of Americans support gay marriage!) who had the future, not the past, firmly in their sight.

We're being marginalized.

Moderates on both sides are being marginalized.

But the victims are being marginalized.

I wonder if I'm being marginalized.

"The danger is, women are being marginalized," she says.