Significados de ostracised by en inglés

Believe it or not, some felt ostracised by its pro-black message.

Batt continued to be largely ostracised by Lancaster Gate's top brass.

She was immediately confined to her room and ostracised by people in her community.

Her husband, who worked at the Ministry of Health, was ostracised by his colleagues.

Some radio stations stopped playing her music; she felt ostracised by the country music industry.

That ended the interview and thereafter the Caines were ostracised by our circle of friends.

Muir's claims included accusations he was ostracised by the Saints when he retired from football.

Nish was unaffected, perhaps because he had been ostracised by the rest of the camp.

Infected people were afraid to be tested for the fear of being ostracised by their communities.

He said he felt ostracised by society and wanted to damage society as an act of revenge.

A North Dublin suburban family were ostracised by neighbours because a mother and her daughter were drug-dealing.

Joe is divorced-well ,butCarol's mother is living, and Clarence's second wife isn't exactly ostracised by society!

Christianity takes a looser attitude, but in Egypt Copts who leave the faith may be ostracised by their community.

In drawing on their privilege to support the struggle, white anti-apartheid activists were frequently ostracised by other white people.

They had not just the fear of stigmatisation to overcome, but the risk of being ostracised by their own community.

His mother, a member of the high-born D'Ascoyne family, eloped with an opera singer and was ostracised by her relatives.