Sentence examples for outsider air from inspiring English sources

That vaguely mingy silhouette, so far in class terms from the fat-knot ties and lavish woolens of Savile Row suits favored by City types then and now, had an appealingly outsider air.

There's a happenstance quality to both her paintings and the handful of small sculptures she is showing: they often incorporate found objects or images and exude an outsider air.

"Outsider art is very much in the air at the moment," says the British gallery director Jonathan Watkins, who has curated the Iraq Pavilion, filled with unknown artists, in a palazzo on the Grand Canal at this year's Venice Biennale.

Though Mr. Laubin's explanations of the dances were those of an outsider, Martin continued, "this air of the guide and interpreter falls away when he dances and he simply presents the Indian in his own art".

All city residents have learned (as Jan Null, a meteorologist with the Golden Gate Weather Service, explained to this outsider) that the natural air-conditioning is caused when California's interior Central Valley heats up in the summer, creating lower air pressure that causes a sea breeze.

A few days after the show opened, the "60 Minutes" piece, a survey of the outsider-art movement, aired.

Abramovich, by contrast, still has the air of an outsider.

Richardson, the androgynous outsider, swoops and carves the air, impelled by the music's dreamy flutter.

Whether Mr. Galvin's successor will be Mike S. Zafirovski, Motorola's president and chief operating officer, or an outsider is up in the air.

He writes passionately of his mother smuggling illicit ingredients back from her homeland, and of the outsider funk that filled the air when he and his Asian friends unpacked their lunches at school.

She makes noises that would make an outsider worry: grunting, gasping for air, grinding her teeth.