Sentence examples for otherness with from inspiring English sources

He contrasts the perspective of "Humbug", which celebrates Otherness, with that of The X-Files overall in which "Other" is generally synonymous with danger and evil, much like Leonard.

The campus was a chaos of otherness with nothing at the center, least of all me.

In Oyelowo's emotive performance, which suggests Othello's otherness with a slight African accent, there's a vein of self-loathing that runs fast and wide within him.

The judge added that he found it "incredibly tragic" that neighboring groups of young people sought to boost their "self-worth by creating a sense of otherness with people who should be your brothers and sisters".

Then there's his sculpture, sending up our fear of otherness with kitschy mock 18th-century figurines wrapped in bearhugs by a turd-like, brown Neanderthal clay man, pathetically cumbersome and out of place.

Bondy said his parents were not practising Jews and that he was "part of that generation that felt Jewish only because of the Holocaust…To say that I was Jewish was simply asserting a difference, otherness, with a kind of pride".

It's this profound sense of otherness mingled with kinship that connects our experience of birds with that of people distant from us in space and time, people who couldn't dream of a field guide, who saw birds through very different lenses.

My life is seasoned by this theme of "otherness", peppered with longing and internal confusion.

That outsized sense of Italians' otherness, combined with the idea that the mob's rigid rules precluded the involvement of outsiders, made mobsters less threatening.

Her new book returns to the same territory, subtly unpicking cultural misunderstandings and the feelings of otherness associated with migrancy and exile.

A full ideological reading of SF would interrogate the "hospitality to otherness" model with the same rigour as "the laws of physics validate my political beliefs" model.