Sentence examples for outsider from the from inspiring English sources

Perez himself is an outsider, from the south – from Fair Isle, half way to Orkney.

His mother was an outsider, from the neighboring chimpanzee community to the north.

She was the insurgent incumbent, the maverick moderate, the outsider from the establishment, the underdog boasting about her seniority.

Asked whether he expected any resentment of an outsider from the Paris Opera Ballet dancers, Mr. Millepied answered simply.

Mr. Kabila, on the other hand, is criticized as an outsider from the distant east who cannot speak the dominant local language.

From the American, he took the figure of the private eye as a flawed but honest outsider; from the Belgian, he learned the importance of psychological characterisation.

Also temporarily residing at the manor is another outsider from across the water, a young painter from Flanders with an unfolding agenda of his own.

Fear of being outnumbered by outsiders from the rest of Pakistan is fuelling a violent rebellion in Balochistan.

They had to override the objections of many "outsiders" from the diaspora who objected to a conference being held on occupied territory.

Afghan society has resisted more than 150 years of such endeavors by outsiders, from the British to the Russians to the Americans.

The two had much in common, Ormond suggested, as both were Americans abroad and perennial outsiders from the society they depicted.