Sentence examples for a sporting outcast from inspiring English sources
He would never have become a sporting outcast.
But the fullness of Chongo's legacy would appear only through his disappearance from rock climbing, a passage from sylvan to urban wilds that has made him a stranger to his sport and an outcast from his home, now reduced to sleeping under a tractor-trailer.
"It was the fear of being [an] outcast or not being able to play a sport I loved," he said.
Razputin, Psychonauts' goggles-sporting protagonist, was an outcast too.
"A prince and an outcast".
Our meetings are open for (all) sports medical outcasts (like brilliant veterinarians) and other tendon geeks, who all enjoy sharing their knowledge.
In the past four years, Murray has been ranked no lower than No. 5 in the world, yet, winless in Grand Slams, he remains an outcast among the sport's élite.
A little bit of an outcast.
"He's like an outcast, a leper, you know?
You get treated like an outcast, a leper, toxic waste.
In a country where the most popular sport is so lenient on something considered so grave in Britain, it's perhaps less remarkable to learn that Gatlin is considered a hero rather than an outcast.
