Sentence examples for a group of outsiders from inspiring English sources
This is how two-tier labour markets, with a group of insiders enjoying job protection and a group of outsiders with none, are born.
This disastrous policy was reversed by the "surge," dreamed up by a group of outsiders and ordered by President Bush in early 2007.
So Mr. Anderson, the museum's director, appointed a group of outsiders to produce the survey that the Whitney presents every two years to chart American contemporary art.
Yet again, Arsène Wenger is forced into playing a group of Outsiders like Tom Cruise as a result of injuries to his stars, including Top Gun RVP.
Philip Hensher's most ambitious novel to date, The Emperor Waltz, draws together several narrative strands, each telling the story of a group of outsiders and celebrating their difference from society.
The big money affecting many state races that most vexes Montanans came from a group of outsiders called American Tradition Partnership, a tax-exempt organization that describes itself as "fighting the radical environmentalist agenda" and refuses to disclose its donors.
Both are true stories, featuring all-star ensemble casts, each playing a group of dogged outsiders who take on a major American institution.
There he has close encounters with a group of adolescent outsiders mourning the death of another teacher, who happened to be one of Campbell's old college friends.
Under the president's approach, the executive branch and Congress remain accountable to the voters, rather than to a group of unelected outsiders.
Anyone born between 1965 and 1980 is a member of Generation X, a term that was popularised by Douglas Coupland's 1991 debut novel Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, which revolves around a group of young outsiders critically examining consumer society and Western culture.
Anyone born between 1965 and 1980 is a member of Generation X, a term that was popularized by Douglas Coupland's 1991 debut novel Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, which revolves around a group of young outsiders critically examining consumer society and Western culture.
