How to pronounce “misfits” in English

So many of the misfits that we spoke to were incredible in the sense that they were able to walk the road less chosen.

And all the misfits that we profiled were people that were born into certain cultures and were actively trying to change them from within.

to hire the brilliant misfits.

they call themselves the Magic Misfits-- of, like, the people that come to our shows and are all very supportive.

And this is a laboratory of misfits really.

There's a wonderful talk about misfits coming out.

Prejudice five is called freaks and misfits.

These people tend to be freaks and misfits who are forced to experience the world in an unusually challenging way.

My real love and appreciation for misfits, to some extent, started with this desire to look at people who didn't operate within traditional command and control

Certainly there are a lot of misfits who take part in various prophetic traditions.

that if both of us were social Misfits as children neither one of us knew what the

It made me think about this band of misfits versus the old guard, I think is a phrase that can be used to reflect these big government agencies,

they were crazy ones, misfits, and rebels, but people crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.

So I ended up just hanging out a bunch random misfits, right?

with extraordinary human beings who many would regard as freaks or misfits.

The first, misfits.

and then hang around the food court talking about the Misfits with some college kid.

But for these roboticists, these self-labeled misfits, that's not what it's all about.

And so that kind of took you into this group of social outsiders or misfits within your high school.

I mean, where else can a handful of misfits meet up in a garage, share mad bolts of inspiration, then mainline Red Bull,

After the war, a load of misfits from across the MIT campus moved in there, and all the people-- it just didn't really have a home.

The term "freaks and misfits," which might ring a bell with you given the culture that we are in,

Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man," was he talking about freaks and misfits?

And it's a very powerful story about a couple of misfits that are outcasts in high school.

And so the show is populated by these young people who kind of self-identify as misfits, these people who feel like they don't quite fit in.

I loved Joan of Arc and Henry Thoreau, two famous misfits, when I was younger, and my mother actually researched alien abduction while I was growing up.

talking to are unusual, maybe in those-- And so you're sort of talking to the misfits of the misfits, in a way.

people from, I think, brilliant misfits in the audience 'cause I've had the pleasure of working with the Creative Lab and some of the amazing people are working there.

I mean, it's perfectly understandable that the volume of characters, of misfits in there, the depth that we get into the lives and the personalities

Shannon was actually a part of something called the Mathematical Research Group, where basically it was a group for all the misfits within Bell Labs.

And that the fashion industry is, in fact, a place where there's a lot of misfits and people who had a difficult childhood who find themselves

And then another thing that's evolved is some really interventionist artistic projects, where I've been inspired by some of the misfits that I've interviewed, and I've tried

I think-- And this is the challenge of-- The end of the book is, like, what happens when we all embrace our inner misfits?

And it's about underdogs, misfits, and the art of battling giants.

My only comment would be to celebrate the brilliant misfits that sort of--.

Maybe one day there will be a Cubs band of misfits book.

He's very popular but he's one of these popular kids who reach out to the misfits.