Sentence examples for a foreign sense from inspiring English sources

The Milanese man is trying to find a place where the values of "bella figura" — the classic Italian style of "the beautiful figure" — coexist with a foreign sense of ease.

Worrying about the national-security implications of a foreign investment makes sense; no one would be happy to see China take control of Lockheed Martin.

Thus, macrophages are able to identify whether a cell is a normal part of the body or is a foreign invader by sensing the number of receptors that cluster together as they bind to the cell.

Mr. Brown said: "A foreign owner needs a sense of humor, and to realize that operating a business in a country other than your own is full of challenges.

This live-action version about an English cocker spaniel who speaks French is, in a sense, a foreign film version of "Marmaduke".

If you want to give a foreign visitor a quick sense of something unique to Ireland, you bring them to Croke Park for a game of Gaelic football or, better still, hurling.

We pass through Customs to enter a foreign port in more senses than one.

One particularly elaborate needle-based device would collect a tissue sample upon sensing a foreign object, before releasing an identifying dye onto the penis, as well as a tissue irritant.

The next day, she sensed a foreign body in her eye, and she consulted an ophthalmologist.

Findings presented here indicate that lipid raft coalescence occurs during cellular interactions prior to sensing a foreign antigen.

In his fifth lecture Nietzsche imagines a foreign visitor trying to make sense of academic study.