Sentence examples for outsider playing from inspiring English sources

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.

There's a metafictional commentary at play in their collaborations: She's the outsider playing the outsider, the northerner who's not quite at ease in the south.

The race to capture the Republican presidential nomination in 2016 has left candidates jockeying to be the ultimate outsider, playing to the hearts of voters fed up with politics as usual.

They slowly noticed two outsiders playing the poker machine at the end of the bar.

He said the fact that residents "police" the fields, letting authorities know if they spy outsiders playing on them, is the worst-kept secret in Westchester.

To outsiders, playing host to this year's football World Cup seemed perhaps a less momentous event than holding the country's first fully democratic elections that established a black-majority government 16 years ago especially when the national team, Bafana Bafana, may be knocked out in the first round.

The knowledge of outsiders playing traditional kulintang has encouraged the younger generation of musicians in the Philippines, both in Mindanao and in Taguig, Metro Manila.

These outsiders play the critical role of posing the threat that preserves Globalia's cohesion.

referring to a character in the 1983 film "The Outsiders" played by Rob Lowe, who mistakenly spread the word on Twitter.

Some critics have found fault with the film for its foregrounding of a romance between two white outsiders – played by Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem – in an African tragedy.

An important current in the institutional revival, represented in the work of the American sociologist John W. Meyer, argued that organizational designs, especially those aspects that are observable to outsiders, play an important "ceremonial" role.