Sentence examples for a little foreign from inspiring English sources

"Getting into position is a little foreign".

It's a little foreign, you're playing a role".

A man is a little foreign to me".

It seemed a little foreign to the lobby of the Aqua Hotel.

Mr. Obama at first joked that he wanted to respond to "a little foreign policy dustup yesterday".

This remains a little foreign around the Yankees, for fans, teammates and reporters, but Soriano seems not to care — nor should he, really.

"Our hope is to introduce people to world views and faith communities that may seem a little strange and foreign and even frightening," he said in a previous interview with HuffPost.

Which -- rather than being built around an egotistical American race car -- would have starred a cute little foreign electric car.

Mr. Romney is also encountering questions about whether, as a governor with little foreign policy experience, he has sufficient national security credentials to reassure voters of his ability to be commander in chief at a time when the war in Iraq and the threat of terrorism are overriding issues.

Rice, who enrolled in college at the age of 15 and was made a Stanford professor by the age of 26, faces the daunting challenge of helping to shepherd a president with little foreign policy experience and taking the reigns of authority on issues like Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America.

Flynn, a retired military officer who ran the Defense Intelligence Agency for two years under President Obama, joined Trump's campaign early on, helping shape the views of a candidate with little foreign policy or national security experience.