Sentences with phrase «interested outsider»
An "interested outsider" refers to someone who is not directly involved in a particular situation, group, or organization, but has a strong curiosity or desire to understand and learn more about it. They have an interest in observing or participating in the situation, even though they are not directly affected by it. Full definition
When mass communication occurs under the auspices of nonschool agencies, criticism is an extrinsic function — an activity carried on by interested outsiders who wish to have a part in determining the nature of what is made public.
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This isn't true — many reformers, including the heads of many charter schools, have education experience — but what's wrong with business executives or other interested outsiders devoting time and money to public schools?
The fair has long been a hotbed for presenting interesting outsider art from around the world and trends within the field, and from the looks of the schedule, this year's fair — which opens this Friday, January 27, and runs through Sunday the 29th — will be no exception.
At the time I was one of the interested outsiders, and I listened.
So when faced with the phenomenon of Christianity, what is the interested outsider to make of it?
The audience for a review is larger than that for the average research paper and will typically span a range of familiarity with the field — from the beginner or interested outsider to the specialist.
As an interested outsider, I have looked at the temperature trends of all circumpolar stations.
It's rare that academic expectations get as much attention as they have here in Indiana — but for the average parent or interested outsider, it's hard to have an opinion on a debate that's so full of jargon and nuance.
Or, the best I can understand them as an interested outsider.
It's Tokyo as seen by an interested outsider.
As an interested outsider I have watched coverage of the recent congressional hearings with alarm and disgust: it is abundantly clear that the issue is not ignorance, it is the corruption endemic in your government.
The best part about this, is that I am not a member within «organized real estate», not associated with any local board and present this opinion solely as an interested outsider looking in.