Sentence examples for * the ostracism from inspiring English sources

He feels the ostracism of others keenly.

But the ostracism still burns within Ms. Compoccia.

By 1963, Mrs. Loving could stand the ostracism no longer.

Now a new study has tried to put a price tag on the ostracism.

But in a sign of the ostracism of Britain's financial and political elite, the list snubbed MPs and bankers.

Black-white dating is almost non-existemt because of the ostracism by blacks of anyone who dates a white.

But election results suggested that economics had trumped emotions, with voters unwilling to risk returning to the international ostracism of the 1990s.

The U.S. and other democracies should encourage these constructive moves now by easing the diplomatic ostracism imposed on Beijing after the June 1989 bloodbath in Tiananmen Square.

Secrest suggests that Modigliani, terrified of the social ostracism that would result if he were known to have the highly contagious disease, deliberately fostered a reputation as an alcoholic and addict to prevent detection.

(What passes for Libertarian thought leadership declares that the community ostracism and the economic downside of refusing to serve minorities would lead businesses to rationally follow the market instead of indulging their bigotry, despite the history of Jim Crow undermining African-American economic potential to gainsay that).

Compared with other negative interpersonal behaviors in the workplace, ostracism is regarded as more socially acceptable, less psychologically harmful, and less likely to be prohibited (O'Reilly et al., 2015).