Sentences with phrase «social outcast»

I know some crossfitters that follow this and all they talk about is «zone this», «zone that» and they are sort of social outcasts in normal non-crossfit settings.

This weekend's remake, directed by «Boys Don't Cry» filmmaker Kimberly Peirce, features 16 - year - old Chloe Grace Moretz as the bullied social outcast who develops telekinetic powers.

They spend their lives as social outcasts, yearning for acceptance.

On the other end of the spectrum is Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), a twelve - year - old social outcast whose mother Fiona (Toni Collette) raises him on her own.

This sounds like a minor quibble, but the entire film hinges upon it, for the next day at school social outcast Laney not only finds herself to suddenly popular, but also a nominee for prom queen.

Nadine (Hailee Steinfeld) is a 17 - year - old social outcast.

Since then, Meg and her adopted brother Charles Wallace (Deric McCabe) have become brilliant - but - misunderstood social outcasts bullied by students and exhorted by adults to accept their loss and move on.

Much of the chatter on jihadi chat boards comes from Europeans and Americans, often social outcasts living vicariously through the online reputation of their handle — including disenfranchised teens or jailhouse Muslim converts turned radicals, Scott said.

In Küba (2004), Kutluğ Ataman interviews 40 residents in an Istanbul slum known for social outcasts and rebels.

, a 22 yr old family therapist, a 17 yr old entering his third year of pre-med, 12 and 5 yr old beautiful and well - behaved homeschooled girls with lots of friends (soooo not social outcasts!)

Miyazaki designed Irontown to feel like a settlement created by social outcasts much like the ones in classic westerns while basing the details of village life in traditional Japanese customs.

He will become an important leader of the zombie force that the aliens are ammassing for the control of non-conforming social outcasts and other forms of free thinkers in preparation for the assimilation into the borg.

The «spiritual but not religious» movement is a reflection of the fact that atheists are still social outcasts.

Jesus got into trouble for eating with social outcasts because for the Jews, meal is also a symbol of fellowship with God.

I was an introvert, and I was too close to my own high school days when I had felt like a nerdy social outcast.

The elderly should not be great social outcasts, but a living «overpass» between generations; not a dead end but a well - lighted avenue to lead younger people into the riches of a superlative time of life.»

Why do single moms continually feel like unwanted social outcasts and «divorcees» questionable suitors?

We were advised that our children would be uneducated social outcasts (i.e. homeless or still living at home at forty!)

Along with its mutilating symptoms, leprosy also carries a stigma, turning patients into social outcasts.

They arent considered social outcasts anymore.

George Miller's strange - but - charming Happy Feet theorizes that if a papa penguin drops the egg, it won't kill the chick inside, as was so fervently, memorably anfd heartwrenchingly noted in March of the Penguins... it'll just rattle his innards, turning him into a mildly eccentric potential social outcast who can't sing like the rest of his breed, but can shake his tail feathers like Fred, Ginger AND Bojangles!

Once again, Sean Baker delivers an exhilarating, compassionate film about a group of social outcasts rarely seen on screen.

21 Jump Street Film Review by Kam Williams Polar Opposite Partners Infiltrate H.S. in Unlikely - Buddies Comedy Popular jock Greg Jenko (Channing Tatum) and social outcast Morton Schmidt (Jonah Hill) had nothing in common back when they were in high school, besides their both missing the senior prom.

As mentioned, The Raven follows the final days of Edgar Allan Poe's life — presenting the tortured author as a self - absorbed and desperate social outcast whose work was still, at the time, mostly under - appreciated.

Playing a lonely social outcast, Plaza spends many of her introductory scenes acting opposite a phone screen, something she shares with her fellow should - be Oscar contender Kristen Stewart in Personal Shopper.

It centers on Barbara (Madison Wolfe), a young social outcast dealing with plenty of emotional issues that her older sister (Imogen Poots) and school counselor (Zoe Saldana) can't crack.

The chess machine is secretly operated from inside by the Italian dwarf Tibor, a God - fearing social outcast whose chess - playing abilities and diminutive size make him the perfect accomplice in this grand hoax.

e-Reader owners are a different breed, and tend not to be social outcasts if they rock a device from the same time period.

Pyre is a party - based RPG featuring a team of social outcasts competing in a form of fantasy - basketball matches called The Trials to earn their way back into society.

A recent study of three North Carolina schools found that most bullies are not the stereotypical social outcasts waiting in the back hallway to extort lunch money.

He enforces a rule that Bianca (Oleynik) can only date when school social outcast, Kat (Stiles), does.

Did he also deny knowing that he lives in a secret fraternity of social outcasts and closet cases?

She stands her ground in the first scene with the veteran actor Strong, and genuinely feels like a misunderstood social outcast.

I make it sound coincidental, but the relationships I developed were probably strong because I was a social outcast like they were.

If you want to talk about reliability, I think yuo're ignoring the little thing that if someone tried to check the reliability or the veracity back in the day and found anything deviating from the «party line» they were branded a heretic and social outcast, best case senario was usually getting run out of town....

@Chuckles «If you want to talk about reliability, I think yuo're ignoring the little thing that if someone tried to check the reliability or the veracity back in the day and found anything deviating from the «party line» they were branded a heretic and social outcast» = > so all of your «reliability» arguments are essentially «is the bible true».

But if he should begin to display his hobby in ordinary social gatherings, or to imagine that his knowing the works of Emily Dickinson entitled him to some measure of respect not accorded to those who had gotten no further than page three of The Sun, then it was time to put him in his place as a social outcast.

He secured the passage of the Lunacy Act of 1845, which for the first time treated the insane as a «person of unsound mind», rather than as a social outcast.

This is especially true of his practice of table fellowship with sinners and social outcasts, a habit for which he was severely criticized by those whose religious heroism was implicitly put in question by such inclusive praxis.

But the revelatory image of a God who identifies with social outcasts, who embraces those sectors of human life that do not seem to «belong,» has the existential implication of retrieving also those portions of our private selfhood that may have become lost to our explicit consciousness.

This social outcast cried out to Jesus: «Son of David, Jesus, have pity on me.»

The working class youngster is less likely to be a loner, and unless he conforms socially and morally to the mores of the group in which he moves, then he will become a social outcast.