“outcast”造句，怎麼用outcast造句

The outcast boy was brought up by the government.

While the outcast pasis are flourishing, in relative terms, many in Shahabpur’s peasant castes, including the patels, are struggling to stay still.

People have a tendency to adjust their behavior when they find out you have, or had, a medical condition. They might treat you like a sick child or make you an outcast.

This surprising element makes the story distinct and, in the opinion of the Jesus Seminar, more likely to be authentic, especially since it emphasizes that the kingdom of God belongs to the outcast.

Pearl was a born outcast of the infantile world.

I was feeling more and more like an outcast.

Yet that passage contradicts the biblical definition of goodness: defining one's worth by what one does for others, like the poor and the outcast, Crawford says.

Sometimes you'll feel like an outcast.

Fears that he would be an outcast among his colleagues never materialized.

a homeless dog; a stray cur - an outcast

But he was hardly an outcast. Though not properly trained as an economist, he had proved himself as a macroeconomic modeller, and had been made a university professor of applied economics.