Outsider Sentence Examples

I was the outsider he was talking about.

Despite being a rank outsider, he was swept into office.

The late Henri de Tourville, in his Histoire de la formation particulariste, maintained that vassal is derived from the German Gast, a guest, meaning an outsider to whom a portion of a free domain was assigned in return for rent and certain fixed services.

Issue 34 includes features on Jim Moray English folk music's wonderkid on why he's happy to remain an outsider.

The implication has been that Bis has benefitted from being a cultural outsider, sitting on the sidelines lapping everything up.

For the first time, a football outsider was given access into the inner sanctums of a top English football team.

If only they had checked the stats they too could have backed the outsider instead of an odds on loser.

Their starting point was traditional graffiti with its notions of rebellion, outsider identity and urban tribalism.

They are very territorial, and an outsider is seen as an immediate threat to their basic needs of food, safety and a mate.

Clients get the perspective of an objective outsider-and that outsider is someone who makes it her business to know the latest trends, techniques and tricks to bring out the client's full potential.

Being an "outsider" in the clique-centered world of a high school can be hurtful at times, but if a clique won't accept you for who you are, then there will probably be a clique somewhere in your high school that will.

You can learn helpful skills for adapting to new situations, and it can offer an intriguing perspective on being the outsider.

They are a sign that may fool a passerby or an intruder that someone is currently occupying the space, and the occupant is aware of the outsider's presence in the area.

Slaters menswear also adds to its outsider cachet by not having any retail shops in London, though almost every other area of England or Scotland has one or more.

Interestingly, the Sega Dreamcast was designed by an outsider to company.

That's also why they like group dances like the Time Warp or Boot Scootin' Boogie.However, if you're hoping to dance with that special someone, you might want to stay away from the dance circles; to an outsider, they seem very unwelcoming.

This is an instant community where your son will not feel like an outsider.

I do ask you to step back a moment and see your current situation from an outsider's perspective.

To the outsider, the life of a freelance writer looks ridiculously easy.

The best way to do this is to make your insider perspective available to the outsider -- those reading the magazine.

To the outsider, the two fields seem completely opposite, but to a Gemini, it's just a natural progression of moving on to the next challenge, conquering it and then moving on to the next one.

Mention platforms to a dubious outsider and they might wonder why you're planning a wedding with a 1970s theme.

His outsider status on the farm is something she can connect with.

Virtually anyone who feels like an outsider or a rebel might choose a fallen angel as fodder for a tattoo.

An outsider can help you assess your need to look a certain way, and can show you how to adjust your image of yourself to a healthy, safe standard.

The advise from an objective outsider, like a physician or similar medical professional, often allows the teen to accept the help more readily than from a parent or teacher.

Lauren says, "I always felt like an outsider, a most awkward teen never seeming to fit in.

He was the first outsider in Japan to run an aikido dojo.

Every Star Trek series had one character whose outsider status was used by the writers to explore what it means to be human.

Well, I knew I wanted Mercy to be a little bit of an outsider.

It's hard to explain to an Outsider.

To an outsider, he appeared as confident and fresh as a man just starting a mission after a good night's sleep.

It is the account given by an inventor of his own discovery, not the explanation of an outsider.

These lots are put in a heap, and an outsider is called in who throws one lot or kaivel upon each heap of fish.

On the back wall the ' outsider ' style continues with two especially memorable artworks.

Even having lived for 20 years in Sussex, I still feel an outsider in lots of ways.

We make the complete outsider to be Forest Tune.

This consideration, as far as an outsider can judge, excludes any formal Roman Catholic co-operation in the suggested task.

An outsider is out of place here...

By the young bloods of the "House" he was treated pleasantly as a raw outsider of genius.

The chief or recognized head of the clan or section alone can properly dispose of it or assign its use for a time to an outsider; and even he is expected to obtain the consent of the heads of families before he alienates the property.

To an outsider it also appears that the staff of officials is very largely in excess of any real needs of administration; several monopolies, which interfere with the habits of the people, tend to produce discontent; and the taking of their land and houses for public works, roads, &c., while but a mere fraction of their real value is allowed as compensation, does not help to increase their acquiescence in foreign control.

As the cost of dealing in " futures " is only one shilling on each transaction for a member of the Cotton Exchange (the outsider is charged in addition a commission by his broker), it is not surprising that the transactions taking place in " futures " number legion.