Sentence examples for from the outsiders from inspiring English sources

Consider how many stars emerged from "The Outsiders" and "The Godfather" — Coppola had an eye for talent.

Part of it stems from the "outsiders" — Donald Trump, Ben Carson, and Carly Fiorina, who have never held elective office and probably never will.

When Eric Church sings about Talladega in the song of the same name, from "The Outsiders," it might confirm the idea that country is intended for Nascar Nation.

The message is we need to save Newark from the outsiders who are coming in and trying to take over this city".

To many for whom the walls once protected the garden from the outsiders, now seem like the walls of a prison.

Before a word is spoken we're aware of how physically divided the insiders (the prosperous investors of the city) are from the outsiders (the Jewish moneylenders, who come to do business).

More universal are her themes of not fitting in that click perfectly with her mostly-young audience, heard in lyrics from "The Outsider" that croon: "Feeling like a loser/Feeling like a bum/Sitting on the outside observing the fun".

He laughed, and went on, "And, from the outsider's perspective, having kids is romantic".

She may have lived in Venice for twenty-five years, but she benefits mightily from the outsider's traditional love of the Serenissima.

The family members appreciated the gesture from the outsider who had come to take charge at the company that has their names on the door.

And it's tempting to say that if there is a single characteristic distinguishing the "insider" from the "outsider" eye, this kind of expressive neutrality might be it.