Sentence examples for outsider card from inspiring English sources
Mr. Landry is already trying to play his Washington outsider card — though he may be considered an insider now — touting his votes against House leaders.
Like Murdoch and Pulitzer, Denton seems to be more interested in experimenting with mediums than making money, playing the outsider card (like both men, he's a foreigner), and creating something that actually gets people talking, rather than adhering to traditional journalistic standards.
If Trump continues to play the outsider card (as he essentially must, given what his supporters now expect) and continues to alienate ever more of the establishment, he's likely to find himself fighting a battle of diminishing returns in his own party.
The outsider card is one that Cochran supporters have mentioned repeatedly in conversations over the past few days, insisting that McDaniel's late endorsements from national tea party figures, along with roughly $5 million in TV ads from Washington-based conservative groups attacking Cochran, will alienate some voters.
Mr. Buck has built his campaign around the notion that he is the outsider, playing that card to the hilt as he traveled the state to meet with Tea Party activists and like-minded groups while castigating Congressional Republicans as well as Democrats for the nation's economic straits.
I don't know whether Kato was the hot favourite or the wild-card outsider in this category.
Yet some of the other strategies used against Dean are now being deployed against Obama, who is similarly depicted as a wild card, an inexperienced outsider, a "kid" who may look good, sound good, and get your heart pumping, but won't have the first idea what to do once he gets to the White House.
In the first round, disgruntled voters may hand Polish leaders a "yellow card" by picking outsiders, says Jaroslaw Flis, a sociologist at Krakow's Jagiellonian University.
Karsten Nohl, founder of Security Research Labs in Berlin, said the encryption hole allowed outsiders to obtain a SIM card's digital key, a 56-digit sequence that opens the chip up to modification.
Ross Perot was the wild card before Nader, the "outsider tycoon" pre-Bloomberg and pre-Trump.
Republicans especially seem quick to forget and to succumb to fear of the outsider, also to play the fear card.
