Sentence examples for treated as outcasts from inspiring English sources

"They were treated as outcasts.

Men who decide to leave the priesthood but remain ardent lay Catholics have also found themselves treated as outcasts.

Mr. DeVeaux said that in the aftermath of Sept. 11, Muslim inmates were not treated as outcasts by either guards or other inmates.

"Over the past 15 years of campaigning, the transgender community has gone from being treated as outcasts to being recognised constitutionally and legally".

The strain of their son's behaviour took its toll as the family was increasingly treated as outcasts by the rest of the village.

Much to the surprise and horror of visiting foreign admirers, he and Laurent were treated as outcasts by the established chemists, led by Dumas.

Among the Ekiti of Southwestern Nigeria, infertile women are treated as outcast, after they die, and their bodies are buried on the outskirts of the town with those of people experiencing mental ill-health [ 8].

Politicians need to recognise that what they say can have a very dangerous impact on the lives of the minorities they treat as outcasts". The tribunal said it had reached a decision before ministers spoke out about the case, but criticised their interventions as "most unfortunate".

The outgoing Social Democrat prime minister, Jiri Paroubek, cannot form a government on his own (even with the hardline Communists, who are widely treated as political outcasts).

For example, the anti-Israel boycott movement sincerely defines itself as anti-racist and includes some Jews among its leading lights, but it still leaves many Jews feeling extremely vulnerable as those who fail publicly to meet the required anti-Israel standard risk being treated as social outcasts and political enemies, deserving scrutiny, hatred and isolation.

'They would not share food with me' Jump to media player In Cambodia, until recently, people living with the Aids virus were treated as social outcasts.