Sentence examples for quite outsider from inspiring English sources

But this primary season saw two improbable, if not quite outsider, candidates (a Socialist junior senator from Vermont; a huckster billionaire) achieve prominence, indicating a certain guided vitriol toward the status quo.

It was reassuring to see the Germans play so physically, yet have to flop and scramble to keep up with these cheeky people who are not quite outsiders anymore.

I'm quite an outsider frankly, all smokers are.

Mr Mistry, who has an Irish passport, is the first non-family member to hold the post, although he is not quite an outsider.

But Chinese food has never been quite what outsiders think it is.

By choice or by necessity, photographers are quite often outsiders, and some of the best ones use that vantage to reveal the world anew.

But he was never quite such an outsider as he was then.

Northern Illinois, though, is not quite a complete outsider when it comes to big-time football.

No outsider quite understands what we are living through; we don't even understand what we are living through, and trying to describe even the simplest of the ludicrously plausible conspiracy theories that dominate our current politics is not an easy business.

In seeking to unravel complex policy dynamics, insiders may see things quite differently to outsiders, with implications for the data collected and the interpretation of research findings.

Outsiders ask, quite reasonably: will anyone outside of a tiny minority ever really care?