Westerner

To sum up the whole situation: the "jolly, slogging statements," the "remarkably ingenious and painstaking evasions of truth," to which the Westerner is addicted, are only indigenous growths.

Janey Canuck in the West Emily Ferguson 1910

"Kind o 'calkilate yuh might settle it with that canoodlin' pardner of yourn," suggested a heavy-going Westerner from the Dakotas, at the same time pointing out Weatherbee.

In a Far Country 2010

"Kind o 'calkilate yuh might settle it with that canoodlin' pardner of yourn," suggested a heavy-going Westerner from the Dakotas, at the same time pointing out Weatherbee.

In a Far Country 2010

The only fly in the ointment, so far as a Westerner is concerned, are the public restrooms.

Matthew Yglesias » Doing It Low-Tech 2010

Pursuing the process of selection that resulted in the choice of him in particular would involve trespassing what, to a Westerner, is terra incognita, where belief, thought and action exist in

The Nobel Peace Prize 1989 - Presentation Speech 1989

"Kind o 'calkilate yuh might settle it with that canoodlin' pardner of yourn," suggested a heavy-going Westerner from the Dakotas, at the same time pointing out Weatherbee.

In a Far Country 1900

Respecting a Westerner is a heroic achievement for a Muslim, a tour de force, because Western culture is so aggressively present in our daily life that we have the impression we already know it thoroughly.

Scheherazade Goes West Fatema Mernissi 2001

I'd be self-consciously thinking about how I'm a rich, entitled Westerner coming into what is supposed to be a sacred traditional rite of indigenous cultures, just so * I* can say I've had the experience and so * I* can engineer some perfect (albeit essentially fraudulent) set and setting experience.

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Similarly by shaking hands I cannot be called a Westerner any more than as by doing namaskar to my mother, father or teacher out of respect can I be called a Hindu.

unknown title 2009

Here on Africa to Appalachia, the Westerner is a Canadian, Jayme Stone, who plays the banjo, and the African comes from Mali and plays the kora.

PopMatters 2008