Sentence examples for seeing outsiders from inspiring English sources

Some in New Jersey are opposed to seeing outsiders come in.

Those young men see outsiders as the main cause of their troubles.

In a barely concealed hint, federal officials warned those at Tuesday's meeting they might see outsiders who look "a little odd" but that it didn't mean they were "a bad guy".

For their part, the correctional officers all seem to be in good spirits, surprised and excited to see outsiders.

It's a nice inversion: We constantly see outsiders trying to make sense of the Henricksons or of Juniper Creek, but this week, the plyggers are the outsiders.

"When you work this long on something, it's really hurtful to see outsiders come in and ruin something that's really beautiful".

In contrast, participants were very eager to engage with the community conversations and were thankful and heartened to see outsiders come to help.

It's cheaper to visit less intensely awaited shows: £11 to see outsider art at the Hayward, a comparative bargain.

It's great to see outsider performance is still thriving even in these economic times with so many financial impediments to making art.

I'm wary of saying outsider because all pop bands want to be seen as outsiders.

But in Iran, Kurds were never really seen as outsiders.