Sentence examples for in the same outsider from inspiring English sources

Two of the most articulate of the film's many commentators include John Waters, who sees his own work in the same outsider tradition and who regards Burroughs "as almost a religious figure," and the gender-bending musician and performance artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge.

Perhaps it's the same outsider curiosity that has spiked interest in artwork by or about Cubans.

Speaking on her plane before a brief stopover here as she returned to Washington on Friday, Ms. Rice discussed the fears expressed to her. "I do think there is concern that the sectarian tensions that outsiders are stoking in Iraq, that the same outsiders might try to stoke sectarian tensions in other parts of the region," she said.

After all, as of Wednesday afternoon they're both part of the same outsiders club.

They were in the same position, outsiders trying to hold the city together and persuade its tribes and sects to find a common national identity.

Board responsibility should include making sure that a company's greatest assets, its employees, learn to challenge convention in the same way outsiders do.

In effect, Rexer said that "insiders" and "outsiders" have been rubbing shoulders for quite a while; he brought up the question of whether insiders and outsiders are now one in the same or whether outsider artists--untrained and uninterested in being an insider--are simply at the will of the dealers, critics, collectors, and other artists who bring them to the inside.

Of course, one has no way of knowing if he and his troupe would behave in the same way if outsiders were not present.

I don't feel like an outsider in the same way here.

Empirical studies of insider trades made pursuant to Plans have suggested that those trades tend to be more successful than trades by outsiders in the same security.

"We're making our garments in the same factories as Band of Outsiders and Thom Browne and these esteemed American brands," Mr. Chow said, floating the implicit question of what, if anything, made him different from them.