Sentence examples for a bit foreign at from inspiring English sources

Y ou visit a place, find it a challenge and a bit foreign at first, but gradually fall in love with it.

He admits that at first being an administrator was a bit foreign.

"They would have seen those houses as a bit foreign, a bit alien".

It's not just the accent that makes Liverpool feel a bit foreign to outsiders.

Look a bit foreign?

When you look different, there's still an assumption that you're a bit foreign.

"She said it in such a strange way, a bit foreign.

Yet Canada will always be a bit foreign policy player in the Middle East.

The prospect of being a father to a daughter may seem daunting at first because you have a second sense about being with a boy, but girls seem a bit foreign to most guys.

Though he, like other old Tories, might find her a bit too "foreign".

And that means boning up a bit on foreign policy matters.