Sentence examples for the same outsider from inspiring English sources

But it seemed that the failure of the Peace Corps is that former volunteers rarely play the same outsider role back home, at least politically.

I expected more of him than the same outsider routine I've heard from other beltway familiars, like Pat Buchanan and Bush senior.

However, they said, the recent Republican gains have perhaps set the backdrop for the emergence of an angry liberal who could claim the same outsider status that worked so well for Mr. Limbaugh in the early 1990's.

Two of the most articulate of the film's many commentators include John Waters, who sees his own work in the same outsider tradition and who regards Burroughs "as almost a religious figure," and the gender-bending musician and performance artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge.

Anyone perceived to be stepping into BP's shoes was bound to absorb the anger directed at the company and, to put it delicately, in Southern pickup-truck country, a lawyer from Washington with a heavy Boston accent (oystah hah-vah-stahs) was burdened with the same outsider status that plagued Tony Hayward during his stint as BP's front man.

Now Pueblo is pinning its hopes for change on a man who suffered much the same outsider's fate: Zebulon Montgomery Pike.

The techies involved also considered themselves grass-roots liberals, creating apps to fight the Man, effect philanthropic efficacy, and support the same outsiders.

All the same, outsiders may be forgiven for wondering if Bostonians would object as strenuously if both the team and The Globe had been purchased by, say, the Tribune Company of Chicago, whose ownership of the Chicago Cubs has not noticeably deterred The Tribune's writers from commenting on what takes place at Wrigley Field.

After all, as of Wednesday afternoon they're both part of the same outsiders club.

Today, that same outsider is being honored with a Google Doodle, one that celebrates her status as a game-changing designer of the contemporary world.

And it is against these same outsiders that Britishness is shown in a positive light, especially when foreigners take the haunting and hateful form of the French.