Sentence examples for ostracized status from inspiring English sources

Now, by way of payback for his ostracized status, Kaye helped to get me into the class to witness, as Kaye put it, just how boring it would be without his help.

Participants argued that the mentally ill from a poor background are more ostracized and rejected than those from families of higher socio-economic status ".

While other reassigned teachers said they felt ostracized and uncomfortable among their peers, hearing whispers about their "rubber room status," Ms. Byron said she tried to look as official as possible, never revealing that she had been reassigned and was facing suspension for insubordination, she said.

Therefore, those who exhibit the most violent behavior occupy the uppermost social status in prison while a majority of offenders inhabit the middle stratum; Ostracized groups, such as sex offenders, occupy the lowest class (Marshall et al. 2000; Miller 2000; Archer 2002).

We were sort of ostracized.

"Moderates simply gave up participating after being ostracized," Bladine remembers.

Each day, a plane removes one ostracized player.

When and why did new music become ostracized?

"I want you . . . to be ostracized!" The doorbell rings.

These marginalized communities — refugees, displaced people and ostracized tribes and towns — are a ticking bomb.

"We were the ostracized band, the joke band," Mr. Hoppus said.