Sentence examples for their otherness from inspiring English sources

Snatched portraits of young girls going by make them appear almost spectral in their otherness, while other female faces are caught in movement, smiling, smoking, turned upwards with eyes closed.

But achieving genuine friendship, appreciating other people for their otherness, for their own minds, may be the most difficult of all achievements for an autistic person.

In 1985, he wrote - with soaring hope - that "the effect of mass migrations has been the creation of radically new types of human being: people who root themselves in ideas rather than places... people who have been obliged to define themselves - because they are so defined by others - by their otherness".

Of the respondents who categorized themselves as "other" in question 1, 11 clarified their otherness by writing their identities in the space provided.

Shared sacred sites are religious sanctuaries where people from different and potentially antagonistic religious and ethnic backgrounds are able to live with difference, accommodate others’ religious needs, and publicly negotiate their otherness.

They had embraced their otherness, and they had cultivated it.

The basis for their distinction is their identity: their symmetrical otherness is the result of their substantial not-otherness, so to speak.

And, as they grow, so does their sense of their own otherness — a feeling that is not without use for an artist.

"We need their beauty and otherness, their delicate and fragile strength," he writes.

Such an approach often presents researchers and their participants either in terms of their difference – otherness – or similarities, and outlines the perceived consequence in terms of access, data production or interpretation.

In the old city zoos — at the height of what might be called zookeeping's Colonial Era — the very harshness of the animals' anthropocentric framing was a direct reflection both of the depth of our awe over their fearsome otherness and of our complete ignorance of their rightful homes.