Sentence examples for the ostracizing of from inspiring English sources

The movie's superficial explanation of his insatiable drive for celebrity ascribes it to the ostracizing of his family of Estonian immigrants in Whittier, Calif., where he grew up.

If suburban affluence holds out a dream of ultimate security, the price of that illusion is the ostracizing of anything that could conceivably burst that bubble.

The ostracizing of people who were HIV-positive by a community that regards the disease as punishment for promiscuity had long made Africans, especially women, think twice about presenting themselves for testing or treatment.

In the 70 years since internment, our nation has made great leaps in providing reparations for the internment and ostracizing of Japanese Americans.

New Orleans running back Reggie Bush said he would not let the distractions of Southern California's probation and the university's subsequent ostracizing of him affect his performance with the Saints.

What makes the film compelling is that the camera unflinchingly records the personal stories of some of the parents: an affair; a divorce; a bout with depression; assorted cries of frustration at the educational system, the social ostracizing, the general unfairness of it all.

Many of the 400 priests went on to tell the cardinal that he was making a mistake by ostracizing Voice of the Faithful, the increasingly vocal lay group, and they suggested he be more publicly conciliatory toward abuse victims.

If she is ostracized, of course, and banished to a Snickers factory for the next twenty years, we'll know that nothing has changed.

I never would've imagined that there was a way out of the constant ostracizing and adversity I faced at the time.

Consider the human costs -- the horribly discriminatory, ostracizing, demoralizing effect of lining up employees to be weighed and screened and telling them it's because shareholders want to know how fat they are.

He pointed out that the anti-immigrant National Front in France "has loudly bucked Europe's ongoing policy of ostracizing the Russian president, and has received millions of euros from Russia in return".