outsider造句

The media establishment regards him as a brash outsider.

During much of her adolescence, she felt like an outsider and experimented with radical self-packaging.

Although she's lived there for ten years, the villagers still treat her as an outsider.

People categorize other people: enemy or friend; family or stranger; insider or outsider.

Makinson, 55, perhaps feels more adaptable than some of his counterparts because he arrived at Penguin as an outsider.

The only person willing to stand against Mr Najib, the consummate insider, was Razaleigh Hamzah, a veteran outsider.

Hewas greeted with a few homemade "Rand Paul for U.S. Senate" signs, and he seemed to have already plotted his outsider-candidate talking points.

He always smiled as though there were something lewd about the secret to the outsider, but that it was something that we understood.

I asked him why he was willing to share so much with me-an outsider from the other side of the globe.

I did not share or like his attitudes on Europe, social policy or on issues like gay rights, but there were two points of connection: he was an outsider and he had balls.

Caravaggio was a violent man living in violent times, but, says the author, he was not "the freak, the misfit, the absolute outsider that he has often been painted to be".

After he pushed Mr Turner into early retirement, it was assumed that Mr Olver would make a clean break with the past by choosing an outsider to carry forward his crusade.

If one thing stands out from Mr Lewis's account of how a few individuals made fortunes from predicting the crisis, it is that it pays to be an outsider.