Sentence examples for always a stranger from inspiring English sources

Being an open listener and participant means you're always a stranger meeting someone new, always an amateur taking notes.

Pip is always there to be revisited, but you, the reader, are a little like the convict who surprises him in the graveyard — always a stranger.

Your preplanning gave you a crucial advantage, because, when your victims awoke to the blinding flashlight and clenched-teeth threats, you were always a stranger to them, but they never were to you.

Somehow, however, one believes that truth was always a stranger to Mr. Edwards, certainly not more than a passing acquaintance.

It wasn't even particularly regularly – maybe once every two months – but when it did happen it was always with a stranger, I was always drunk, and it was always unprotected.

"I missed the Anglican liturgy and I always felt a stranger, which I started off liking and then began not to like so much".

However, if you lack the skills to jazz up photos yourself, you can always ask a stranger to do it for you for free online.

The writer, an Englishman, having lived with the Spanish people for six years, but always as a stranger, is brought to their basic human level by a mishap.

A pudgy fellow who always seems a stranger to his own body, Hoffman makes his unformed softness work for the character; it renders Konstantin's dilemma — his sad little wish to be loved — all the more poignant.

But Nora will always be a stranger here, she realizes, when everyone stonewalls her efforts to uncover whatever secrets in her husband's past drove him to kill himself.

A pudgy fellow who always seems a stranger to his own body, Hoffman makes his unformed softness work for the character; it renders Konstantin's dilemma his sad little wish to be loved all the more poignant.