Sentence examples for dealing with outsiders from inspiring English sources

Part of the job is dealing with outsiders' misperceptions.

The refugees are secretive and cautious when dealing with outsiders and with one another.

But it didn't come naturally to the men, dealing with outsiders.

The Swiss hand in dealing with outsiders has not always proved infallible, Ms. Borer said.

Dealing with outsiders, the disadvantaged and disaffected - it may seem old hat today, but it certainly wasn't back in 1960".

The Dutch, who are known for their self-control and for their reserve when dealing with outsiders and their abandon among friends, look at Davis and see a kindred spirit.

We didn't deal with outsiders well.

It hasn't had to deal with outsiders.

The group says its companies deal with outsiders on "fair and open terms" and the monthly meetings discuss matters of a philanthropic nature.

And it may augur how the Iraqi oil establishment, if most of it remains intact after a war, would continue to deal with outsiders.

And Edith Wharton's "Age of Innocence" is evoked when a tight-knit community finds a quiet, polite but ruthless way to deal with outsiders and restore the status quo.