Sentence examples for outsider forces from inspiring English sources

She co-starred this week with Sunnis like Manal al-Sharif, a Saudi woman detained for defying that country's ban on women driving, at the Oslo Freedom Forum, a lively get-together for foes of state oppression.Historic compromises between ancient rivals are most likely either when both sides acknowledge a stalemate, or else when some outsider forces them together.

Being an outsider forces people to see the world differently from the mainstream, and that oblique perspective favors creative thinking.

The BPM faithful again showed themselves to be sluggish to embrace anything outside the comfort of traditional house tropes, but in a couple of years I'm convinced that outsider forces will have seeped further inside.

"Happy Feet" is a familiar story about a wee outsider forced to struggle against the usual odds and misguided adults to discover his inner penguin.

It's happened over and over in history: a radical outsider force suddenly becomes the norm.

Though a substantial outsider force for change during the campaign, once the election was over the "army" was incorporated into the Democratic National Committee.

Missy is the outsider, forced to join the squad, because her "school has no gymnastics team / this is a last resort!" She is the viewer's entry point, an interloper who enters the film carting around her own cheerleader stigma much like any non-cheerleader watching the film.

The only way John's pleas for a sensible middle can be achieved is if educators finally get honest and say, "mea culpa; school is more boring and ineffective than it needs to be, so let's get our own house in order before the outsiders force us to do dumb things with their crude policy levers.

What outsiders tend not to fully understand is that people in Iran do not view gasoline as outside forces.

The story, about three friends and an outsider who forces their secrets to the surface, is heavy with the melancholy of missed opportunity, but now merely thinking of this slice of geography brings on a melancholy all its own.

We cannot allow the rivers to be disturbed and are obliged to see that no outsiders, their forces and might will destroy or disturb the natural flow of the rivers of life" (quoted in Islam 2013: 165).