Sentence examples for has ostracized from inspiring English sources

He has ostracized one candidate "for not having recognized in the cream of a cauliflower sauce the exotic caress of a pinch of nutmeg," and banished another for downing a glass of Pommard after dessert.

Despite occasional coups (the Patrice Chéreau/Pierre Boulez 1976 centennial "Ring" above all), Wolfgang has marginalized Bayreuth with his own lackluster productions, and he has ostracized the fourth generation.

At a time when the European Union has ostracized Austria for including in its government a right-wing party whose rise is largely attributable to widespread anti-immigrant sentiment there, the British government -- like many others in Western Europe -- faces a version of the same sentiment at home.

While still espousing anti-immigrant, anti-Islam views, Le Pen has sought to present a less abrasive facade for the party and has ostracized her father. .

The Church generally regards homosexual acts as sinful, and has ostracized many within the LGBTQ community from the faith but Francis has continually proved to be one of the more liberal popes the Vatican has seen in years.

"I don't believe Jesus would have ostracized people because of who they choose to love".

Now Iran's leaders have ostracized him, for questioning what they said.

The girl's friends have ostracized her, and parents have kept their children away from her, the mother said.

The Boston Globe called to ask him if he knew of any whistle-blowers whom the church had ostracized.

The following day Mr. Vander Ark sobbed on the stand as he said that Ms. Rowling's attacks on his work had ostracized him from the "Harry Potter community".

Since last year, Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia appears to have ostracized a clique of tycoons once extolled as role models for an emerging Malay bourgeoisie.