Sentence examples for misfits from inspiring English sources

He often blames developments he dislikes on the so-called "parallel state" supposedly made up of traitors, misfits and miscreants, more often than not in league with Fethullah Gülen, an exiled former ally and fellow Islamist with whom he is now involved in a long-running feud.

Earlier on Saturday, federal justice minister Peter MacKay said: "This appeared to be a group of murderous misfits that were coming here, or were living here, and prepared to wreak havoc and mayhem on our community.

Watt and his co-founder Martin Dickie claimed to represent "the misfits, the independents, the libertines" rather than the business establishment, by spreading ownership of the company to its customers.

Dick Allan is filed in a local newspaper's library under "social misfits".

During the years with Monroe, Miller had struggled to write The Misfits, an unsuccessful film which he thought of as a gift as well as a vehicle for his wife.

"I wanted to find the tribe of misfits and artists and crazy people," says Arias, who arrived in 1976.

Which bodes well for the inevitable Misfits remake.

Pop culture, to a degree, belonged to the chancers, the misfits, the outsiders, the feisty, often left-leaning mavericks and messy kids from housing estates who, by and large, created, shaped and wrote about it.

Where do they go – the misfits and the outsiders?

"When I was a student at art college," he told me in a recent interview, "it was full of kids from all kinds of backgrounds, mainly misfits and outsiders.

Meanwhile, in England, the populist anti-European right, in the form of the UK independence party (Ukip), has evolved under the skilful leadership of Nigel Farage from a ragbag collection of misfits, eccentrics and renegades into a real party.