Sentence examples for the ostracised from inspiring English sources
verb
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We're being invited to consider him as the ostracised good guy.
In this tune the ostracised Queen Elsa sings about the freedom to use her ice powers.
The very origins and foundations of the Christian faith lie with the poor, the ostracised and the marginalised.
I'm more concerned about what's to become of the ostracised bestial boy: he's the real underdog here, in every sense.
(What it does not say is that this sanction requires the tacit cooperation of the prison authorities – they must arrange for the ostracised men to have new accommodation).
Afterwards, when he visits the ostracised Canales, she challenges him to enter the basement where the tortures took place, but he declines.
"Everyone" is only achieved when every family, school and clinic in a target district has access to water services, that includes the hardest to reach, the poorest, the disabled, the politically marginalised and the socially ostracised.
Yields on emerging-market sovereign debt have been spared the rise many were fearing.Some bond markets in the once ostracised periphery of the euro area have done particularly well.
The second was when Waters was 17, and through Williams' writing, he gained inspiration to be an outsider, even beyond the already ostracised confines of the gay community.
Aristides had been recalled from exile along with the other ostracised Athenians on the order of Themistocles, so that Athens might be united against the Persians.
Omar Suleiman, the vice-president, held the first direct negotiations with protest leaders, among them members of the previously ostracised Muslim Brotherhood.
