Sentence examples for social deviants from inspiring English sources

The MPs, attending a party conference chaired by Museveni, "welcomed the development as a measure to protect Ugandans from social deviants", Opondo added.

After the Stonewall uprising 40 years ago, the goal was to persuade society to stop treating gays and lesbians like social deviants.

At the time this was seen a politically provocative solution by those who dismissed all drug users, especially heroin addicts as social deviants who deserved punishing not helping.

And British Leyland's later cars, the Allegro and Marina, could only be understood as sick jokes perpetrated on patriotic British motorists by social deviants whose corpses would be bulldozed into the foundations of Spaghetti Junction in any rational polity.

The right wanted to save money and lower taxes, while the left and liberals believed that mental patients had been unnecessarily incarcerated as social deviants whom the Victorians wanted to hide from the world.

I. A. Menkiti, for instance, explores how social deviants, or, psychopaths come to be (1977 1978).

If a man had broken the steroid story, would he have been demonized as a social deviant when all he was doing was due diligence?

If you had to pick a jazz musician – or any other kind of social deviant – out of an identification parade, you almost certainly wouldn't go for the boyish and sprucely groomed Gwilym Simcock.

This collapse of the position of the scholar and the social deviant produced transformations in the ethos and style of scholarship, and yet it did not profoundly change the material conditions or the power relations between professional academics and the marginal subjects they study.

With force you can create a social deviant, but not steer somebody toward religion.

Perhaps I'm some sort of anti-social deviant, but I've never been a big fan of socially-responsible investing.