Sentence examples for Quite foreign from inspiring English sources

Quite: foreign exchange rates and the cost of cotton are likely to be more important for profits.

"But the streak of adventurism that has marked Saddam's behavior was quite foreign to Stalin".

He admits: "We're experiencing something that is quite foreign to us.

"Tumors are not quite foreign, but they're not quite supposed to be there either".

The jitteriness of modern male friendships was quite foreign to the period described by Crain.

"The corporate banking and investment banking world was really quite foreign to him.

So It is I is not quite a foreign import.

Quite a foreign notion to many women, but it really works, perhaps better than any other suggestion on this page!

Quite often foreign forces have no idea they have just insulted their colleagues.

Therefore, SF nonwovens may be excellent candidates for clinical applications since they both enjoy a long-lasting biocompatibility, inducing a quite mild foreign body response, but no fibrosis, and efficiently guide reticular connective tissue engineering.

The conditions don't feel quite so foreign to members of CONCACAF — the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Assn.