Sentence examples for ostracized as from inspiring English sources

Today, any regime that takes power by unconstitutional means will be ostracized, as was shown in the rejection of the Venezuelan coup last month.

Those who questioned the New Era gospel were ostracized as knaves or fools.

I was sure that if anyone knew of my background I would be as ostracized as he was.

"It's not a crime to be different or mentally challenged," wrote the man who spoke of being bullied and ostracized as a child.

Ho Chi Minh's post-World War II appeals for assistance to another American president — Harry S. Truman — again went unanswered; and Ho, who had worked with American intelligence agents during the war, was ostracized as a dangerous Communist.

Though he was ostracized as a "Demon-Monster" during the Cultural Revolution because of his fondness for Western poetry, he now sings long-outdated revolutionary songs in praise of Chairman Mao.

People suffering from mental illness are ostracized, treated as worthless, and often lacking basic necessities because of an illness outside of their control.

It adds coal to a list of products such as tobacco and assault weapons that have been deemed beyond the pale for public-pension investors, as have ostracized regimes such as Sudan and Iran.

It is the celebration of a man known as an ebullient survivor of Soviet repression, and a steadfast friend to artists ostracized by the system, as much as for his spirited conducting and his cello mastery.

Countries that do not agree to both changes should be cut off from all civilian nuclear cooperation and diplomatically ostracized in other ways as well.

(Dissent is an easy way to get yourself ostracized or worse, as any feminist receiving online death threats can remind you).