ostracise การใช้

• The countess was socially ostracised for the remainder of her life.
• The texts declare that these sinful, fallen people be ostracised.
• The Watsons were subsequently threatened, ostracised, and shot at.
• The women's members were branded fascist agents and ostracised.
• Also, why don't Asians ostracise such people?
• Consequently, they're both ostracised from the family.
• Rebecca learns of Paul affair and her friends ostracise Kirsten.
• Salisbury was accused of plagiarism and ostracised from botanical circles.
• The conference had a great impact, and critics now ostracised him.
• Upon her return to Nepal, Tamang was ostracised by her community.
• Some are ostracised as punishment for breaking the rules.
• Those Indians who sought to buy the confiscated lands were ostracised from society.
• The five captains that had moved from rugby union were also publicly ostracised.
• During the Middle Ages, charcoal burners were ostracised.
• Chhaju's daughter took to scavenging, and as such was ostracised.
• Lucas is shunned by the community as a ostracised.
• Similarly, Cimon, ostracised in 461 BC, was recalled during an emergency.
• The French-speaking Walloons also felt ostracised in a majority Dutch speaking country.
• Sharp apologised, but was then completely ostracised.
• He was ostracised for being " different ".