Sentences with phrase «identify as outsiders»

Do you think that's always true of characters that self - identify as outsiders?

In the disorientation of being renamed and identified as an outsider — a white, male Westerner — I found many of the assumptions underlying my worldview questioned.

And yet, Ms. Mackler, famous now in her early 80s, doesn't identify as an outsider artist; her aesthetic shows the blurring of boundaries, which often seems merely a matter of institutional recognition.

Not exact matches

Although some have compared Macron's unexpected rise to that of U.S. President Donald Trump — inasmuch as both leaders identify as political outsiders, and advocate for some degree of nationalism — the politicians differ starkly in their policies.

Sanders, an independent from Vermont who began the presidential race viewed by many in the Democratic establishment as a kooky outsider, is reaching the end of it with unmatched influence powered by a massive base of supporters, some of whom had never before identified with the party, either.

It is important to combine steps three and four so it is possible to identify a problem to solve by looking at various industries as an outsider.

One Democratic strategist assisting Burke who asked not to be identified said Bohen triumphed due to his family's ties in South Buffalo, outsider unfamiliarity with the district reflected in the mailings, and literature highlighting his endorsement by Kearns, who represented the area in Albany for almost six years before his election as county clerk last November.

So, as a Taiwanese, I can identify with the Southerners as the Yankees change their way of life forever, but I also identify more strongly with those outsiders, who grasp at freedom, and fight for it... Our story is about the very heart of America, even as this heart was — and still so often is — torn apart by racial and other conflicts.

I was an alienated junior Anglophile from New Jersey who'd already identified Land Rovers, Morgans, and Lotus Elans as his favorite cars, so no wonder I'd found an equivalently outsider - ish Brit band to champion.

Identified by the well - known art historian John McGregor as a great American Outsider Artist, Dwight Mackintosh began making artwork late in life and after spending over fifty - five years in institutions.

The exhibition focuses on being an outsider; either as an outsider in observation to this disastrous incident or as identifying with the excluded and oppressed victim of the situation.

Mann's PC1 has been used more by third parties AFTER the problems were identified than before; it's as if the paleoclimate community is showing solidarity with Mann because he's been criticized by outsiders.

As an outsider, one is struck by how difficult it is to perform a formal experiment in climate science, yet the question of feedback demands experiments, as opposed to models, to identify critical system behaviourAs an outsider, one is struck by how difficult it is to perform a formal experiment in climate science, yet the question of feedback demands experiments, as opposed to models, to identify critical system behaviouras opposed to models, to identify critical system behaviours.

Their objectives often seem nebulous to outsiders: they typically identify and map important hunting and harvesting areas, as well as sacred historical and ceremonial sites, and of course forested areas — categorized by quality of cover and species.

As outsiders, we can identify the turns

Later, when I emigrated to the United States and was on the staff at Wiltwyck School, I was a cultural outsider and found myself identifying with poor black people as I learned to speak English.