Outcast in this way, outcast in that way, and thrown about anyway!

I'm an outcast.

you'd be completely ostracised.

They're always kind of the stepchild.

Harijans are untouchables in India, not untouchable because they've got an illness or something, but because they're from lower caste.

She felt rejected by her extended family as a result of a failed marriage.

After the attempted suicide, the woman became an outcast in her home and community.

We did not choose to become an unwanted and persecuted segment of society, with people calling for us to be killed.

Countries like Iran and Venezuela work long and hard to become international pariahs.

Indeed, as a result of Fernández s decision, Argentina now finds itself ostracized in international energy and financial markets.

Being part of Russia might have been attractive, but affiliation with a pariah semi state? Not so much.

Feda became an outcast in her own society as she is perceived to have been sexually compromised during her two years of detention.

When Agnes first started fighting to stop female genital mutilation in her community, she had become an outcast, and she was exiled and slandered, and the whole community turned against her.

Now Russianness itself seems to lack a secure foundation, for it is but a hollow shell of discarded state symbols.

By continuing to support Assad despite his use of chemical weapons, Russia s standing in the Arab world has gone from patron to pariah.

The only sustained exception was Peru, which defaulted in 1985 and became an international pariah.

Germany would no longer seek a seat, Italy would not feel left out, and Europe s international identity would be strengthened in a spectacular way.

China appears to believe that it can secure its energy imports by locking up oil contracts with pariah states like Sudan.

Over the past few days, however, she has become a pariah in the blogosphere for her reactions to the current crisis in Gaza, deemed as sympathetic to Palestinians.

But Abe is also pressing for change in medical research and the technology sector by embracing long shunned innovations such as iPS cells (artificial stem cells).

Bankers are still social pariahs, as lowly valued by the public as drug dealers or journalists. They are reviled if they lose money, and assailed if they make it.

Yet, during the years of Angola s pariah status, China provided large scale infrastructure finance in return for oil.

The participants will try to ensure that Cuba is invited to the next summit in 2015, but it is difficult to predict what will happen. Cuba remains Latin America s black sheep for now.

China has traded much investment in physical infrastructure in places otherwise shunned Angola, Sudan, and Zimbabwe for access to natural resources.

Under Taylor's leadership, Liberia became internationally known as a pariah state due to the use of blood diamonds and illegal timber exports to fund the Revolutionary United Front in the Sierra Leone Civil War.

And I want to tell you a great story. When Agnes first started fighting to stop female genital mutilation in her community, she had become an outcast, and she was exiled and she was slandered, and the whole community turned against her.

And the US India nuclear deal effectively recognizes India s legitimacy as a nuclear power while continuing to treat Pakistan, with its record of proliferation, as a pariah.

By treating Lukashenka as a favored business partner at the same time that the EU is trying to isolate him as an international pariah, European hypocrisy stands naked.

To find out if she was the cause of the infertility, she started sleeping with other men. She is now HIV positive, an outcast in a terribly poor society.

In these oral statements, our Movement has pointed out that many interpret the tragic events of 11 September as a cry of desperation from a section of humanity that sees itself as rejected, despised and abandoned to poverty.

So Castro will not attend, Obama will, and the ALBA leaders will probably be divided. The participants will try to ensure that Cuba is invited to the next summit in 2015, but it is difficult to predict what will happen.

As the system in Czech repeatedly produces very weak governments (a specific problem is that about 15 of the electorate support the Communists, who are shunned by all the other parties) there is constant talk about changing it but without much chance of really pushing the reform through.

It was thought that this challenge could come only from existing regimes which we rightfully tried to treat as outcasts little realizing that the roots of the issue were more widespread and lay in the lack of balance and harmonious development of economic and socio political systems.