Sentence examples for outsider assessment from inspiring English sources
◆ To the Editor: As someone who has been educated in and written about Continental philosophy, I take issue with Richard Dawkins's dismissive outsider assessment of the field as misguidedly "obscurantist".
Outsiders share his assessment.
Bee Hepworth LEssexon-Sea, Essex In praise of Alun Lewis Any poetry reader who was unaware of Alun Lewis before M Wynn Thomas's assessment ("The outsider", February 9) would, perhaps, go nowhere near so seemingly moody a grouch of a war-weary poet.
A first World Cup win would represent the progress that Suarez seeks, but it is hard to disagree with the bookmakers' assessment of Honduras as tournament outsiders.
"It can't be done by the chief executive, he has been running the show, we need an independent outsider to come in and do a full assessment of the relationship between advertising and editorial.
Sometimes Ms. Wilentz includes herself in her skeptical assessments of outsiders as voyeurs, naïfs or leeches, who have benefited, careerwise, from their work in Haiti.
The lawsuit is scathing in its assessment of how Duke handled the mounting concerns voiced by outsiders, in particular two biostatisticians at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas.
Allie Jones made a fair assessment on The Cut, noting that Affleck's Oscar campaign has billed him (somewhat falsely) as a quiet Hollywood outsider whose seriousness denied him top-tier stardom.
But the most recent estimates, according to officials and outsiders familiar with the American assessments, suggest that the number of deployed weapons now ranges from the mid-90s to more than 110.
