Sentence examples for less exiled from inspiring English sources

They made me feel less peculiar, less exiled from ordinary life, which is how my mother's death made me feel.

The racist language that many white people took for granted in the middle of the last century has been, more or less, exiled from public broadcasting for a couple of decades.

But that doesn't make us any less exiled than the exiled individuals of yore.

Nepal seems to be growing less hospitable to its exiled Tibetans by the year.

(The headline remained until Monday evening, when it was rewritten as "Citi Bike is coming!" and exiled to less prominent placement on the site).

Gone from the ground floor are the jack stands and mechanics, which have been exiled to less visible parts of the complex and replaced by a gleaming showroom that vaguely resembles the inside of a mall, with an escalator and a slate fountain.

To that extent, Danny's problem is less his exile from a changed Czechoslovakia than his exile from an irretrievable youth.

(Later in the story, Hermey defeats Bumble the Abominable Snow Monster by pulling out all his teeth. It's a pretty sick and sadistic act. Yet, it's no less offensive than exiling misfit toys to a secluded island or excluding Rudolph for having a physical deformity).

Philip took a close interest in his artistic commissions, and had very decided tastes; a long sought-after sculpted Crucifixion by Benvenuto Cellini also failed to please when it arrived, and was likewise exiled to a less prominent place.

He stayed there until Vladimir Putin replaced him, and sent him more or less into exile to be the ambassador to Ukraine.

Efforts to reclaim that which has been lost result in something more than nostalgia but, if you're lucky, less than exile.