Sentence examples for ostracised from from inspiring English sources

The charge went nowhere, but Petrescu was ostracised from her profession and received death threats.

At the time, jazz violin was ostracised from the mainstream jazz world.

After his arrest in 1974 he was ostracised from every film studio.

Stevens returned to action in January having been ostracised from the game following his ban.

In a different time and place, Biso, ostracised from her community, flees a violent husband.

In the film, a young lad (Oliver Barthélémy) is ostracised from his soccer team and mocked for having red hair.

The Sydney Opera House was completed by Australian architect Peter Hall – a handover which ostracised Hall from the architectural community, and which his family believe led to his ruin.

Completing the Opera House from another's beleaguered designs would prove to be a thankless task, which ostracised Hall from the architectural community, and which his family believe led to his ruin.

"I just think it strikes a particularly strong chord with anyone who's ever felt like an outsider, who's had a whiff of discrimination, bullying or being ostracised by from the mainstream.

Buried under the shade of a Waan tree in the courtyard of Bulleh Shah's shrine is the grave of Nawab Muhammad Ahmad Khan Kasuri, one of the most important contemporary descendants of the Pathan family of Kasur, who once ostracised Bulleh Shah from the city.

Quickly ostracising himself from the group and – wonderfully – having his glasses used (by web consultant Kyle, no less) to light a fire.