Sentence examples for ostracized in from inspiring English sources

South Africa was ostracized in global sports beginning in the 1950s with table tennis.

His wife found herself ostracized in turn, and the marriage suffered.

He left the church and found himself ostracized in his hometown and from his family.

In the 440s he had to deal with a major rival, Thucydides, son of Melesias (not the historian), who was ostracized in 443.

And when, after World War II, she and Mosley found themselves somewhat ostracized in the Wiltshire countryside, Diana's patrician diffidence remained supreme.

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.

While in many countries in the world I would be killed for being an atheist, and in others I would be ostracized, and in many more I would either legally or practically be prevented from running for political office, the reverse is not true.

For example, ostracizing the "in-group" team members can be seen as a form of punishment from "out-group" members.

This made me think of Arthur Miller's 1946 novel, Focus, where a Gentile man buys glasses that cause him to be mistaken for a Jew, which results in him being ostracized while living in an anti-semitic part of New York City.

If you find that your in-laws have ostracized or alienated you in their own quirky ways, there is no need to bend over backwards to prove yourself to them.

We must make joining the jihad unnecessary, but in order to do that we must bring in our local Muslim populations, support political reforms in Muslim countries, and make joining the Jihad extremely uncool for unemployed local youths in Muslim countries and ostracized Muslim youth in Western countries.