Sentence examples for outsider mentality from inspiring English sources

The pioneer spirit, the outsider mentality.

He proudly calls himself a "citizen candidate" with the business background and outsider mentality required to fix Washington.

This geek-chic look is suggestive of an outsider mentality with a good work ethic, on GP Dr Foster (Suranne Jones) it made its hero both likeable and relatable because, well, everyone has a trenchcoat.

Daft Punk's outsider mentality owed something to coming from France, whose pop music was then the butt of condescending jokes in the UK press and whose rave scene was hounded by the authorities.

"She comes from a different cultural background, and her outsider mentality, her drive and excitement are all reminiscent of the just-do-it optimism of the European Modernists who went to California and were so influential to postwar architecture".

"Each of these books contributes to the understanding of the outsider mentality," said one of the judges, novelist Dorothy Allison, whose own Bastard Out of Carolina made the list.

In a world ruled by Kanye West and Drake, hyper-confessional lyrics, roving artistic appetites, wounded outsider mentalities, and unconventional backgrounds had become the default.

This outsider's mentality made her admired - worshipped, almost - by members of the Conservative Party and its core supporters.

Once known for its hermit-like state, rank disapproval of outsiders and strong imperialist mentality, Japan is now more famed for its penchant for robotics and cartoons.

"Too often we have counted on outsiders to come with a Peace Corps mentality," she said.

A sincere attempt to explain the community's character and mentality, not only to the outsider, but also to itself.FREDERICK THE GREAT.By David Fraser.Allen Lane, The Penguin Press; 720 pages; £25 (£10.99 paperback Click to buy from Amazon.co.ukFrederick was a polymath: ruler, soldier, poet, philosopher, musician, prolific correspondent and much else besides.