Sentence examples for being ostracized from from inspiring English sources
Kirsten caterwauls about being ostracized from court life, but we hardly glimpse it at all.
They have rarely been part of the old boys' club, so they do not fear being ostracized from it.
Many Polish gay men and lesbians remain in the closet for fear of being ostracized from family and friends, and in some cases losing their jobs.
Like some delirious artist standing in the desert, Soloway seems to be trying to stretch her stoned fingertips wide enough to embrace the stars, finding links between gender fluidity and Jewishness, between Fascism and other sorts of political shunning, locating the brutality in being ostracized from a family of any kind.
In a statement to the campus newspaper, The Daily Bruin, the student, Alexandra Wallace, said on Friday that she had chosen to stop attending classes at U.C.L.A. because of what she called "the harassment of my family, the publishing of my personal information, death threats and being ostracized from an entire community" because of her three-minute video.
Many hijras, to compensate for being ostracized from mainstream society, have organized themselves into surrogate hierarchal families that give their lives structure and ensure that the older hijras have someone to take care of them when they are too frail to fend for themselves.
RG: They're ostracized from society.
And he was "ostracized" from the community, he says.
Should someone break a rule, says Damien Valdes, a senior, "they'd be ostracized from their peer group immediately".
He was a little tipsy at one performance and so was ostracized from the community for a number of years.
