Sentence examples for were marginalized from inspiring English sources
verb
To relegate (something, especially a topic or a group of people,) to the margins or to a lower limit, socially exclude
Nazi revanchists were marginalized.
"But we were marginalized," he said.
"In '06 and '07, they were marginalized by the investment banks".
Nokia's development process was long dominated by hardware engineers; software experts were marginalized.
Batman the billionaire fought the communist KGBeast. the X-Men were marginalized and the Avengers surveilled.
The report describes how two risk managers at the bank were marginalized by its executives.
Many Jews left Italy, while others were marginalized within Italian society.
"Me-too" Republicans, many from the East Coast, either were marginalized or left the party altogether.
Yet that moment was just a brief glimmer of anarchy before formats became entrenched and political songs were marginalized.
In that case, those consumers were marginalized by a far wider buying public who weren't such sticklers.
Unfortunately, in the Russian government the more moderate diplomatic voices were marginalized by the power of the Russian military.
