Sentences with phrase «other outsiders who»

NAR's Chris DeRosa says it's often auditors or other outsiders who notify companies that they've been hacked, which is why she recommends hiring an outside security company to assess your business» data security system.

NAR was concerned about the rise in the number of private sellers (FSBOs) and the new threat of Internet services and other outsiders who were starting to provide alternatives to the traditional MLS system.

But the fundamental nettle is: If an outside force such as the NDC can penetrate the NPP camp now in the home turf in Ghanaian politics, what is the guarantee that a future NPP government can not be penetrated by other outsiders who will definitely see the loopholes to use against Ghana's interests?

Not exact matches

It's a somewhat mysterious and rarefied technique for outsiders, one performed by trained audiophiles who essentially fine - tune a mix so that the finished track sounds loud, clear, and consistent with other songs on an album.

Even today, we are regularly reminded, it is the most fanatic and frantic born - againers who most disrupt the families of Jews and other outsiders when they wrench the young out of context to bring them to a new master.

Others in the World Church are willing to enter into partnerships with you, so that you may not be outsiders, but belong to a community of churches in mission who proclaim and practise in Christ's way, through the power of the Holy Spirit, the good news of what God has done for us in Jesus Christ.

The other is either passed over in silence or without distinction looked upon as the stranger, the foreigner, the pagan, the one who is different, the outsider and the threat, the unbeliever, the one to be ministered to, the object for mission.

Because we need a scapegoat to blame for our own sin, and the «other,» the «outsider,» the «one who is not like us,» is always the person who gets chosen to be the scapegoat.

On the other hand, the number of Christians who consider themselves members of this group is so remarkably large that it must startle the innocent outsider who, preoccupied with the problems of modern life, is apt to underestimate the number of those who cultivate their Christian traditionalism with a loyalty as curious as it is admirable.

The denomination's staff people who administer these other functions are open to suggestion; they seek input from others, even outsiders.

Negative stereotyping of outsiders and people who don't agree You almost immediately know how safe a group is by how they talk about others.

Polite to us, he nevertheless regarded us as outsiders, not fellow American Christians who could help each other.

Fifty years ago, Steve Saint was a 5 - year - old missionary kid in Ecuador whose father, Nate, was one of five men trying to reach out to the native Waodani tribe, who were known as merciless killers — of each other, and of outsiders.

It came highly recommended by Trish and Ken Pfeifer, local collectors of «outsider art» among other genres who make an annual sojourn to the museum, and we weren't disappointed.

While distinguishing and celebrating certain coffee beans from others, it may appear snobbish to an outsider, anyone who loves and appreciates something better than your ordinary cuppa will talk about Peaberry coffee in glowing terms.

In a show of resiliency that can seem astonishing to outsiders, many special needs families are able to reclaim a sense of normalcy, finding satisfaction in daily victories or community among others who walk a similar path.

In a recently published paper, we show that an important part of the explanation is that the Social Democrats have become unable to reconcile the demands of two groups of voters that have traditionally sup - ported them: on the one hand labour market «outsiders,» who have insecure jobs or no jobs at all; on the other hand labour market «insiders» with stable employment.

Exhibit A for moderates is the November special election in New York's 23rd Congressional District, where conservative outsider Doug Hoffman challenged moderate Republican Dede Scozzafava, who dropped out under pressure from Palin, the antitax Club for Growth and other conservatives.

Instead, he was the governor from Queens, Mr. Cuomo said, the outsider looking in, a descendant of the «great unwashed masses» who arrived here from other shores.

«There were outsiders who came in from Virginia and other places we don't even know in support of Espaillat's campaign, but not part of Espaillat's campaign who did this.»

The team also included «outsiders,» postdocs who had been postdocs at other institutions, who contributed an awareness of practices, ideas, and policies from further afield.

In all actuality just a modest bunch of outsiders who seek to date and Asian young lady would comprehend saving Chinese and other Asian dialects.

Outsiders will never have access to your account but your profile will just be exposed to other members of the community, especially for those members who can be the right choices for you.

It's nice that the film sympathizes with the victims of segregation and oppression, but by casting them as outsiders it is perpetuating the myth of the black African as «other» - when in fact it is was the Europeans who were the natural «others» in South Africa.

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.

When discussing The Shape of Water, del Toro (who is Mexican) has been equally upfront about how its sea creature is a stand - in for «the other,» or the outsider, in any kind of political situation.

You know you're in trouble when the Hollywood Foreign Press threatens to upstage all of the other voting bodies with its diverse choices, when 90 outsiders have their fingers on the pulse of changing American culture better than thousands of insiders who work in the industry.

And I related to him, greatly, and I hoped other folks who felt like outsiders would as well.

She finds companionship in two other outsiders - Kiki (Kristen Bell), a haggard housewife to four little ones, and Carla (Kathryn Hahn), a single mom who wields her sexuality like a weapon.

It feels like a start, maybe, but would have been so much better served as a story told from a perspective other than that of male outsiders like Lucas and Moore, who turn their heroines into unconvincing femme - bros.

This time the team are pairing up to take down the shadowy figure behind the curtain, the one who creates the chaos for no other reason than his own amusement — the Outsider.

The supposed leading ladies, on the other hand, are outsiders who drop into his life every now and then before flying back across the Atlantic.

Chronicling the tale of a bunch of misfit outsider superheroes with no real superpowers who has to save the day when a real superhero is kidnapped by supervillain, Mystery Men tries to be camp (at times) and vulgar (at others).

It's repainted itself as a tribute to the outsiders, to the dreamers, to those who've always felt like they're on the outside and finally find a home among one another, rather than in seeking the approval of others.

Students who are shy might enjoy seeing results that align with their expectations; in other words, they would feel included within a group instead of feeling like an outsider.

The number of students who would be willing to do any of the following to encourage more intra-group interaction in school: introduce themselves to someone new, sit with someone different at lunch, help the school participate in Mix It Up at Lunch Day, choose someone they do not know for a pick - up team, dance with someone from another group, invite «outsiders» to a party with their friends, or join a club of others who want to «Mix It Up.»

both Sylvan and Claudie were outsiders who escaped their day to day existence through the beauty of the clothes they created... and they used each other to facilitate the escape.

In his matter - of - fact voice, laced with old - fashioned turns of phrase and a parochial vocabulary, Jacob narrates the story of Nodd's downfall, beginning with the appearance of a wolf that preys on their sheep and a chance meeting with a beautiful, worldly girl on the other side of the fence as well as the arrival of an angry outsider who's desperate to leave.

Every Amish community usually has its own puppy mill, alongside their usual cattle barns and poultry houses for their own consumption and for trading with other communities and outsiders who come to buy fresh products like eggs, dairy, meat... and sometimes puppies.

Some say those who ride them are less territorial toward outsiders than in other locations.

Other plot threads focused on a man slowly replacing his body with machine parts as a means of suicide, his companion, a sweet little girl who happened to be a robot, a wealthy warrior forever trapped in the body of a child, and a magical outsider whose mystery was trumped only by his power.

VESTIGES Henry Darger, Adolph Wölfli and 18 other outsider artists who produced their work with intricate narratives.

Perhaps not quite an «outsider» per se, Joseph Kuhajec rubbed shoulders with some of the greatest artists of the 20th century — Frank Stella, Alexander Calder, and others who were still alive at the great axis of the modern era: the 60s.

«Almost in some ways she was outsider even though was she trained and was insider in other ways,» says Tang director Ian Berry, who co-curated the exhibition with Michael Duncan.

Carl Hammer Gallery is internationally acknowledged for representing some of the best outsider artists in the world, well known in their own right, like Bill Traylor, Joseph Yoakum, and illustrated here, the reclusive Henry Darger, who is a truly remarkable artist with the most bizarre story attached to his life and working methods than any other I know.

At the show's opening, Tate director Sir Nicholas Serota described the unique perspective of a British artist who, at first, arrived as an outsider: «Strangers have a way of capturing something that perhaps others can't see.

The artist (who also goes by Twist and R.Fong among other pseudonyms) has always had an unconventional relationship with identity, and we have to admit we were a little worried that a conventional tribute would dilute the power McGee's outsider aesthetic.

And then there are those who come from an outsider's position, like Mary Walling Blackburn, whose career trajectory would seem to hint toward other possibilities.

Termed an outsider artist, a vernacular artist, and a folk artist, among other labels, Dial, who was African American, was one of just a few self - taught artists who, over the past century, began making art well beyond the borders of the predominantly urban, white mainstream art world but who would eventually find a form of success within it.

Of course as an outsider I hadn't realised that you all know who some of the people in the graph are, and maybe you all know that there aren't any other high publishing UE types, so it makes it hard to look at this as an abstract exercise.