Use "outsiders" in a sentence

1. “Maybe the Scathers are unaware of the role they played,” said Lord Boras haughtily, “we may not need to get involved with Outsiders

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2. “The Law states no Outsiders on the planet

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3. He is quite passionate in his feelings towards Outsiders; it borders almost on fanaticism

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4. “How dare she allow outsiders here!” he raged

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5. “I demand to know why these Outsiders are here! Why wasn’t I consulted about this; how dare the Queen’s court entertain Outsiders!”

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6. Lord Boras’ hatred of the Scathers was matched only by his fanatical view of Outsiders

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7. The man who had turned the outsiders away

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8. All of these precautions had been implemented in order to prevent roving gangs of outsiders draining the meager stocks of the village

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9. But he decided against it and with good reason: with rumors of the fearsome Silver Hand werewolf hunters in the hills, he wanted no chance of tangling with those who always suspected outsiders and often greeted them with cold steel

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10. outsiders and not be in any need

11. “It’s blocked to outsiders,” Akstyr said

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12. The above is another reason why I find the training of the new SAPS by outsiders so absurd

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13. That is another reason why I find the training of the new Police Service by outsiders so absurd

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14. Problems were usually sorted out with a fatherly talk between themselves and outsiders were not trusted nor liked

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15. No Army officer ever commanded the Police Units and I think they would have chucked him out if he tried for they did not take kindly to outsiders to say the least

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16. First off, you never want to give your children the impression that they are "visitors" or "outsiders" in your home

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17. The effect of this is that building support for the South Vietnamese government was difficult since most Vietnamese viewed them as alien outsiders

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18. Five of these island peoples live under colonialism, with their resources controlled by outsiders and four of them unable to vote in national elections

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19. Outsiders often misunderstand North Korea, admittedly one of the most difficult and isolated societies to interpret

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20. Its leaders' provocative statements and actions are virtually the only way for them to get aid, for North Korea has nothing that outsiders want except for them to not be a threat

21. resources, so it was important for us to spot outsiders instantly

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22. We would naturally fear outsiders because they represented

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23. had 10,000 years ago in order to recognize outsiders in our tribe

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24. In recent times, even the smaller strict Presbyterian traditions, the Free Church and the Free Presbyterian Church (who, to outsiders seemed as alike as Tweedledum and Tweddledee) have had their splits, including spats and lawsuits over property

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25. They crossed into Honduras the following day, traveling through the cloud forest on footpaths connecting pueblos of Native Americans who cared not for frontiers created by outsiders

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26. did protecting the sheep from outsiders and the infections they may

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27. ” When I gave the matter any thought, I assumed the family was protecting some painful secret about its “own” from scrutiny by outsiders

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28. "You mean nothing that you can tell to outsiders, don't you?"

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29. He warned me that the Wampanoag were not exactly friendly to outsiders, but they did respect (or fear) the Khanate, so I shouldn’t have any trouble

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30. The populares were not thrusting outsiders; they were an integral part or faction of the nobility

31. “I managed to spread an idea throughout their culture; the idea that everyone not of Sylvan or Serminak was so far beneath them, that to even breath the same air as outsiders was to associate with diseased vermin

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32. We need to know if these people—presumably working for Raidan—are the Harbinger's crew or if they're outsiders who commandeered the ship

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33. Similarly, any outsiders that

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34. This isn’t a place we encourage outsiders t’ visit,” the second guard said

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35. even if the outsiders remain on the monetary

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36. He was an outsider and outsiders often brought trouble

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37. They were disposed of with the help of outsiders, of course

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38. Cruising for casual sex was subtle and omnipresent… a sly smile in shops, a wink and turn of the head on the street, the accidental touch of a hand on the bus, the not so subtle groping among crotchless trousers, business suits and fashion plates in the meat markets of gay pubs where patrons chattered to their ‘in’ group, eyeing outsiders and prospective partners with practised disdain, then hovering alone on the footpath after closing time having rejected one suitor too many

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39. The lich-trolls within were accustomed to the presence of the outsiders

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40. outsiders or total strangers; they are

41. lights began to blink, and the huge metal door that protected Central from unauthorized outsiders

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42. Access to the Mage accommodations is shielded, guarded, and blocked to outsiders

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43. are we supposed to keep a military build-up in this system a secret from both outsiders and our

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44. Bridget could feel her face begin to flush with self-consciousness, knowing that they themselves were foreigners and not knowing if he was making a point in general about outsiders

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45. Outsiders weren't supposed to come to the house unless it was approved off by the boss

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46. Co-incidentally the tanker was due that same evening and Rory hastened to ask if he might be allowed to observe the operation and was given a polite but firm refusal – no outsiders were allowed on the premises after hours – by order of the Managing Director, as this could result in a lot of hassles for the Security Company that patrolled the area at night – there would be no exceptions to the rule

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47. that they are called "black-box" funds -- opaque to outsiders, the boxes contain investment magic understood by only the wizards who conjured it up”

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48. "Does it greatly bother you to have outsiders making decisions that will foretell your future?"

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49. out their lives without having outsiders opinions and

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50. There are many stories about outsiders

51. If outsiders were trying to help the Maasai and the authorities started to seek information and co-operation from them, could they be trusted to turn a blind eye to certain, er… strangers and activities in their territory for a while?’

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52. The authorities couldn’t understand why the Maasai were obviously taking sides with outsiders, terrorists

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53. those outsiders could not hear; the tom-tom

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54. There is also some correcting that the child’s peers will do on their own, but more often then not the child will do better if the parent(s) correct the problem rather then outsiders

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55. Why would she be hanging with a group of outsiders, especially in public

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56. It was from seeing her with the Outsiders

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57. “That’s insane! You Outsiders are some backwards thinking nut jobs!” I shouted at Corey

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58. I heard a rumor once that he was involved with the Outsiders and when things got too intense he tried to leave

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59. She believed she was doing God's work by bringing our two groups together, mingling with Outsiders, trying to make friends with them

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60. Time was running out for the Outsiders

61. All outsiders knew of the cruelty of the soldiers

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62. Every time she appeared in the dining room, against Úrsula’s orders, she caused a panic of exasperation among the outsiders

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63. It was a definite, unmistakable trace that no one in the family could distinguish because it had been incorporated into the daily odors for a long time, but it was one that the outsiders identified immediately

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64. When Úrsula succeeded in imposing the command that she eat with Amaranta in the kitchen so that the outsiders would not see her, she felt more comfortable, because, after all, she was beyond all discipline

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65. A victim was still needed before the outsiders and many of the old inhabitants of Macondo would credit the legend that Remedi-os Buendía did not give off a breath of love but a fatal emanation

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66. That night the man boasted of his audacity and swaggered over his good luck on the Street of the Turks a few minutes before the kick of a horse crushed his chest and a crowd of outsiders saw him die in the middle of the street, drowned in his own bloody vomiting

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67. The outsiders, of course, thought that Remedios the Beauty had finally succumbed to her irrevocable fate of a queen bee and that her family was trying to save her honor with that tale of levitation

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68. Her severity made the house a redoubt of old customs in a town convulsed by the vulgarity with which the outsiders squandered their easy fortunes

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69. On the way back from the station he would drag the improvised cumbiamba along in full view of all the people on the way, natives or outsiders, acquaintances or people yet to be known, without dis-tinctions of any kind

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70. For example, white missionaries in Jamaica came under severe criticism for raising great amounts of money that many outsiders assumed paid high salaries

71. The pastors challenged the activities of outsiders and called on the black community to instead take up their cause in the court system

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72. when they referred to outsiders

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73. Many Madagascan youth have already been strongly influenced by the outside world, outsiders compound the problem

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74. When the poachers are outsiders like mine workers or others, they have no affinity with the locals, and it’s safe to assume that they couldn’t care less about the forests or the plight of the targeted species

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75. Outsiders may have labeled them as communists, socialists or anarchists, but they were just dedicated, concerned citizens trying to help others and make a difference

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76. project to a group of outsiders

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77. cheat with the outsiders whenever they can

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78. It had became necessary to prevent outsiders accessing the system

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79. The very close-knit club was not entirely receptive of strangers in their midst, especially nonmembers outsiders from the general population, and many of the members enjoying their fine-dining cuisine of lobster and other fresh seafood gave him a welcoming gaze filled with contempt and condescension

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80. Our town and the people in it, are just common folks, we put ourselves off on no one, and haven’t, as of yet, allowed outsiders to invade our privacy, but hearing him and his genuine behavior, decided to accept this new lifestyle, but only a few days before Paul had to leave

81. It was a pleasure to be with such men with the appreciation and love that they had for the folks, and were often called outsiders, but neither, were in this for the glory

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82. I have made my life goal here to help those that are the fruit of Humans and of Outsiders like you, or have been touched in a major way by magical events

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83. ”Let’s have them all, from the favourites to the rank outsiders

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84. You can pretty well guess what the government would do if it learned about Lycanthropes, Vampires, Outsiders and the like

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85. group, which outsiders can often more clearly see

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86. Five-and-a-half centuries later, in 1218, the Catholic Church compelled Jews to wear distinctive clothing so that they were easily identified and marked as outsiders

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87. within one’s in-group, and to distrust and fear outsiders

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88. Ogg thereby learned to fear not just bears, and not just outsiders; he

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89. We fear outsiders, because they

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90. It’s only natural for outsiders to fear the Delmons, for

91. He could have developed better relations with the outsiders, thereby enhancing trade with them

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92. It was the acts of outsiders

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93. The outcome of the beauty contest was that within few days, I received huge number of proposals from my classmates and seniors, and from outsiders

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94. Tired of hiding from the Outsiders in the darkness, they are fighting back, and have chosen as their battleground the pubs and sex-shops of the sea-side town of Margate

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95. form, in which offshore firms, once viewed as outsiders, are

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