Sentence examples for the ostracized from inspiring English sources

"We were the ostracized band, the joke band," Mr. Hoppus said.

This powerful heldentenor revealed the danger within the twisted psyche of the ostracized fisherman.

In contrast, the Pyongyang in Amsterdam has a Dutch owner and a Japanese-trained North Korean chef and denies any affiliation with the ostracized North.

Since the ostracized Parker is played by the flamboyantly cool cross-dressing comedian and actor Eddie Izzard, it's not to hard to guess what his condition is.

That was one way of getting into the story from underneath, of imagining it from the viewpoint of the poor, the powerless, the ostracized.

In one segment, a tenor, Nikolai Semionov, repeatedly sang the name variants "Orfei" and "Orpheus," referring to the tragic hero, the ostracized, misunderstood artist, played by Mr. Kremer.

Guthrie, who wrote hundreds of songs during the Great Depression — about the jobless, the impoverished, the socially ostracized — is as relevant today as he was when he wandered and sang across the old Dust Bowl.

("Always say 'Thank you.' ") However, I'm not sure that I'm prepared to stop people I see taking their kids shopping and say: "It just does my heart good to see a parent spend time with his/her child!" That old Mike Huckabee spent his defining years as a minister and had sympathy for the most ostracized of the downtrodden, like illegal immigrants.

One wouldn't have to know that perceived sexual orientation plays a role in one-third of teenage suicides to imagine the pain these ostracized kids feel.

Having seen the handwriting on the wall with the fate of Saddam Hussein, and having failed after an effort of almost a decade to return himself to the West's good graces, the long ostracized, infamously eccentric Libyan leader unveiled one of his splashy measures to try to ensure that he does not suffer a similar fate.

But if Rex doesn't admonish the seemingly ostracized Holmes, doesn't he risk losing the other 50 players?