Sentence examples for and in the outsider from inspiring English sources

The Webbs' publishing venture was short-lived but they put out two of Henry Miller's books and, in The Outsider, featured poetry from the likes of Allen Ginsberg, William Burroughs, Jack Kerouac, and Lawrence Ferlinghetti.

He then made two films with the director Robert Mulligan – The Rat Race (1960) and The Great Impostor (1961) – and starred in The Outsider (1961) as Ira Hayes, the Native American hero of the battle of Iwo Jima during the second world war.

And countercultural in the outsider chic way that runs through catwalk fashion now, from Vetements with their vaguely threatening metalhead font hoodies in Paris, to Christopher Kane's obsession with outsider art.

We have mourned Johnny and Dally in The Outsiders, and Ha's Papaya Tree in Inside Out and Back Again.

He almost started world war three Always start a chapter with a bang, and Forsyth does in The Outsider: "I recall the day I almost started world war three with exact accuracy, for reasons that will become plain".

Connors was also kind of a jerk, and there is little in "The Outsider" to dispel his reputation as a narcissistic, selfish loner.

The small first waves of action and large second waves in the outsider successions I studied probably reflect an intuitive recognition of this dilemma.

These results indicate that there are two dominant forms (G1 and G2) of VP1 unique domains which are structurally distinct from each other and different from those found in the outsider AAV isolates.

1) Figure 1: We would urge the authors to provide a more explanatory diagram at the beginning of the paper to draw in the outsider and help explain the points being made in the Introduction, and the key question that is being tested.

The other cited work infers the location of the C binding sites from indirect data. 1) Figure 1 : We would urge the authors to provide a more explanatory diagram at the beginning of the paper to draw in the outsider and help explain the points being made in the Introduction, and the key question that is being tested.

So why has the novel always been called The Stranger in American editions, and The Outsider in British ones?