An outsider will never understand

You're no longer an outsider

Maybe an outsider will spoil it.

Outsider? Why, I'm the child's aunt.

And very often I've been an outsider.

Yukinojo studies here, but he's an outsider

Please don't take me as an outsider.

Auntie don't regard me as an outsider.

And the outsider can never really reach the core.

No, excuse me, an outsider has no business here.

I don't like being an outsider, and you shouldn't either.

I know what I'm talking about because I'm an outsider here myself.

I've never been married, so what I say is as an outsider.

Work yourself to death, then they bring in an outsider to pick the plum.

And at 48, I was the only outsider ever to go through this, only one to finish it.

If a priest's daughter is married to an outsider, she shall not eat of the heave offering of the holy things.

If a priest's daughter is married to an outsider, she shall not eat of the heave offering of the holy things.

I really shouldn't be saying this to an outsider but sometimes he's terribly irresponsible and gets into all kinds of escapades.

You came to see me because you are lonely... because it is lonely sitting like an outsider... in so happy a house as your brother's

It plays the same game in Transdniestria to undermine Moldova. If an outsider had tried similar tactics in Chechnya, the Russians would rightly have howled with rage.

Employment considerations made by the employer must appear to be acceptable and rational to an outsider if it is to be shown that objective reasons motivated the employer s decision.

So it was always the satirist, like Juvenal or Martial, represented the audience, and he was going to make fun of the outsider, the person who didn't share that subject status.

I was an outsider who had come back to Iran to find my place, but I was not in a position to be critical of the government or the ideology of the Islamic Revolution.

I knew enough, that is, to know that I'd be a tourist in the Koran an informed one, an experienced one even, but still an outsider, an agnostic Jew reading some else's holy book.

I have no first hand knowledge of the legislative process in the United States. But, as an outsider, I am amazed at the apparent intensity of lobbying, and at the amounts of money that firms and their associations spend.

What does it take for organizations like these to become and remain successful? My own experience, as both a government insider and INGO outsider, has been mostly in the area of peace and security, but I think the lessons are generalizable.

In either of the most probable scenarios, continuity or prudent change, or even if the outsider candidate wins, Chile will in all likelihood remain a beacon of democratic stability, economic dynamism, and international engagement in a region too often characterized by political and economic turbulence.

According to the McCain campaign s calculus, a political outsider with redneck views would appeal to white working class voters. Moreover, a woman on his ticket might attract some of those disappointed by Senator Hillary Clinton s loss to Senator Barack Obama in the Democratic race.

They trusted Sudhir in ways that really no academic has ever or really anybody, any outsider has ever earned the trust of these gangs, to the point where they actually opened up what was most interesting for me their books, their financial records that they kept.

More fundamentally, no one should think that North Korea s totalitarian communist system can be changed overnight. No one inside or outside can remove its anachronistic dynastic communist regime, and no outsider can hope to modify quickly the policy behavior of its fossilized military, party, and administrative bureaucrats.

LONDON The remarkable thing about Jeremy Corbyn, the hard left outsider who stunned the British establishment by capturing the leadership of the Labour Party, is not his alleged lack of patriotism. Whether he wishes to sing God Save the Queen at public events seems a rather trivial matter.

Schröder s SPD uses the word social a little more emphatically than it did in the last seven years. The opposition CDU leader, Angela Merkel, has linked its program to the ambitious ideas of an outsider, former Constitutional Court judge Paul Kirchhof, seeking a dramatic simplification of the tax system.

Promisingly, Jokowi has a reputation for independence from partisan and religious politics, and a talent for communicating with the people. And, as a political outsider, he is in a unique position to direct Indonesia toward a more prosperous, united future and vault himself into the country s pantheon of great leaders.

Marco himself was elected deputy on the Socialist ticket, but he defected when the party denied him the chance to contest Frei s nomination in a primary. With this unique mix of insider knowledge and outsider status, and a freshness that both main candidates lack, Enríquez Ominami has gone farther than most observers predicted.

Ocampo, like Kim, brings the advantages and disadvantages of being an outsider but Ocampo, a distinguished professor at Columbia University, is thoroughly acquainted with the World Bank. He previously served not only as minister of economics and finance, but also of agriculture a critically important qualification, given that the vast majority of the developing countries poor depend on farming.

Moreover, Abe s lack of Koizumi s star quality and outsider charisma has made him rely more heavily than his predecessor on the LDP s existing leadership. These leaders are less concerned with the reform agenda than with promoting patriotism among Japanese youth, upgrading the Defense Agency to a ministry, and enacting a law to permit a referendum to revise the pacifist constitution.

Will the public grin and bear it, or demand a radical change of direction? In the latter scenario, the change would be delivered either by a part of the mainstream political class that breaks ranks, or through a successful challenge by a political outsider, whether National Front leader Marine Le Pen on the right or Jean Luc Mélenchon s Left Front.

18. These harmful effects of advances in computing even invade the private lives of men and women by surreptitiously introducing an outsider in the family circle through networks and through the spread of information, which is either tainted and disrespectful of the rights of women and children (pornography, paedophilia, cyber casinos and games of chance), or which cannot be monitored, making it impossible to identify the person or persons responsible.

Second, the Labor party has proven politically bankrupt, with its only conceivable leader being the 82 year old Shimon Peres and its anachronistic dovish optimism the source of much ridicule. As a result and helped by low voter turnout the party s leadership primary was won by Amir Peretz, an outsider and populist who wants to revitalize Labor by putting social and economic issues at the forefront, which means withdrawing from the national unity coalition with Likud.