Sentence examples for the otherness from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being different or distinct.
If fiction is to build bridges, it must surely communicate that whatever identity we may have is composed not merely of ourselves but of the otherness of others.
Worrying about other people can be, he writes shrewdly, "an easier kind of 'love'", a form of insecurity about letting go of and accepting the otherness of others.
Pluralism is simply "Respecting the otherness of others and accepting the God-given uniqueness of each one of us".
Democracy and pluralism (i.e., respecting the otherness of others) runs in our veins, so let's have faith in our system.
(c) Arguments also demonstrate respect for the otherness of others.
"We must respect the otherness of the other".
"Nothing else captures the 'otherness' of social outcasts as powerfully".
"Churchill shows us," he writes, "how Jewish children are bred to believe in the 'otherness' of Palestinians..."....
"I did not feel the 'otherness,' that sense of leaving human experience behind to which I aspired".
He does sometimes show an interest in the 'otherness' of Homeric society, but these moments are seldom exactly what they seem.
I never want to see another representation of the 'otherness' of Africa or 'exoticness' of Asia as long as I live.
