Sentence examples for social rejects from inspiring English sources

Will is enrolling in a new school, where he is instantly ostracized, but he does manage to fall in with three other social rejects.

In his memoir, Father Carter wrote: "Since Jesus had table fellowship with social outcasts and sinners, those rejected by the religious establishment of his time, I consider myself to have been most fully a Jesuit, a 'companion of Jesus,' when I came out publicly as a gay man, one of the social rejects of my time.

They're not weird basement dwellers inventing gadgets or strung out social rejects.

Of course, it would get you more points to be friendly with the cooler people than the social rejects, but being nice to people doesn't mean being best friends with them.

Every regular guy may have a social reject inside him.

The actress is quite funny in that predicament, but her character is too well grounded to be believable as a social reject.

Each, in Mr. Greek's reading, grows out of a specific fear or trauma, whether isolation, abuse or family dysfunction, in the same way his own delusional story symbolized a fear of being a social reject.

Kors: I have to ask you about one of the Junot Díaz pieces, a slice from The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, a fat, comic book-loving social reject.

Jesus is Gothier than us, Remember, Jesus was a social reject.

They see themselves fumbling clumsily with notes, stammering, becoming mute, turning red, possibly crying, horrifying audiences with their stupidity, and slinking away to live out the remainder of their miserable lives in exile, reviled as a social reject.

And it affords no right of courtroom appeal for the sending state or the relative when a social worker rejects a prospective guardian.