Sentence examples for a pretty foreign from inspiring English sources

Back in 1993, a TV shopping channel was a pretty foreign concept.

Money aside, it's a pretty foreign concept for console owners.

Buying a cell phone online will be a pretty foreign experience to most people (at least in the United States).

For those of us with any Eastern European roots whatsoever, that's a pretty foreign concept.

The idea of stepping foot into a bank and talking to, you know, a person is pretty foreign to our generation.

The ideas behind Web Components have been around for a while (and a few years back, Microsoft backed a similar initiative that never got any traction), but even today, this is still a topic that's pretty foreign to most.

And just look at the team they assembled to help them take a crack at a more deliberately fashionable type of marketing - something pretty foreign to an Apple more used to launching technology products on plain white backgrounds.

That seems a bit steep for a service that is still pretty foreign to most people, but as Twitter to continues to pick up steam there's a chance it will prove to be well worth it.

"They are very learned people and the imagination of building a business or capitalism is pretty foreign to them.

Religious statements are rooted in a metaphysical system, an understanding of the universe, which is pretty foreign to the modern, liberal mind.

I'm for a pretty robust foreign policy.