| In a sexist, thoughtless, simple-minded story, he found yet a new way to ghettoize actresses in Hollywood. |
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| To ghettoize the public service geographically, in my opinion, is appalling shortsighted. |
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| Not that Sylvia Plath needs the help, although her status as the archetypal Wronged Woman has managed both to canonize and to ghettoize her. |
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| The Bloc would like to ghettoize French and isolate Quebec linguistically by disregarding the situation in the other provinces. |
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| This will ghettoize our industry and make us a target of regulation. |
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| This confirms the Education Ministry's intent over the last few years to ghettoize the Albanian students in this school. |
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| Today, when the small screen is a viable stage for the caliber of great performances once reserved for the big screen, it seems passé to ghettoize television performances. |
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| Others castigated the editors as following the lead of more-conservative fashion magazines, which habitually ghettoize a large-size population that ought to be featured in every issue. |
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| And French-language work units in the public service, initially thought to be the best way to stimulate the advancement of Francophones, were eventually abandoned for fear they would ghettoize the people working in them. |
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