Sentence examples for ostracized on from inspiring English sources

NOBODY would deny that being ostracized on the playground, mocked in a sales meeting or broken up with over Twitter feels bad.

At first, she thrives: having been ostracized on the playground for her "thick National Health Service glasses" and "shiny wardrobe of Indian synthetics," she finds comfort in both her preternatural affinity for numbers and the undivided attention of her father.

Whenever I see an active addict slumped over in an alleyway, or see someone with obvious mental health issues being ostracized on the subway, I quietly remind myself, "There but for the grace of God, go I".

The inability of an Israeli ship to dock in the Oakland port the other week because of large protests, along with the recent vote in the British Parliament to recognize a Palestinian state, point to the growing trend of Israel becoming ostracized on the world stage.

In almost every case, each of the four teams were split between two designers who quickly bonded and one who was frozen out – relegated to sewing duty (Becky on Team Joshua) or just ridiculed and ostracized (Bert on Team Anthony Ryan).

PhilosophIze on how it is acceptable to hook worms or fish but one might be arrested and ostracized for hooking hamsters.

In addition to that criticism, she had been ostracized for breast-feeding her son during an appearance on The Dick Cavett Show, and for breast-feeding him beyond the age of two years old.

The LCE ran educational programs on the topic of homosexuality and provided support for men being ostracized for being gay and for those caught in police raids.

(The Penguin, for example, became a supplier of goods on the black market, while the Huntress, who felt ostracized by Batman, took on a new guise).

Early on, the president also helped steer Egypt back into the Arab fold, after it had been ostracized for its treaty with Israel.

The gay community has been ostracized off and on for millennia.