Use "ingroup" in a sentence

1. � By high school, friendships existed in complex ingroup and outgroup structures which most everyone called "clicks" (I tried to use the spelling "clique" any number of times, but almost always told I got it wrong)

2. � The click made its own group the ingroup, and it declared any other click or anyone else the outgroup

3. � The click formed an entire set of positive features for the ingroup, itself, and at the same time the click constructed a complete set of negative prejudices for the other groups�everybody else

4. � High schools, in this way, bred a very powerful lesson in "us and them," in the creation of a fully human ingroup as opposed to the Other, an alien and less than fully human outgroup or individual

5. � This created tensions between the ingroup, us, against the Other, them, and it also created a quality of cohesion within the us, the ingroup

6. In terms of the ingroup and outgroup phenomenon, conscious independence has no place whatever except as something to serve as model for general fear when such independence gets someone cast out of the group

7. � The group makes its former members into non-persons, as the original purpose of forming an ingroup demanded

8. At the same moment the ingroup defines the Other, it automatically defines itself as not-the-Other and becomes frozen in the construction of the ingroup

9. � In a sense, it Otherizes because the ingroup has no more freedom for the search and the becoming self than does the outgroup as Other

10. � Whatever regard my students felt in those situations, each knew that the regard they received manifested only if they met the conditions of membership in the ingroup, in the Us