Sentence examples for an utter stranger from inspiring English sources

Irony is never the politician's strongest suit, but New Labour is an utter stranger to irony.

Perhaps it is this front-runner status, or more likely a trait ingrained since childhood, but Mr. Bush campaigns as an utter stranger to self-doubt.

One day she had a phone call from an utter stranger, a housewife; would it be asking too much, she wanted to know, to tell the maid what she was offering, in case she might be interested.

The feelings that define the marriage of Mr. Shawn's title characters are the ones that most of us in long relationships are familiar with but also try to suppress or overcome: mutual irritation, hostility, impatience and a sense that the person you're spending your life with is an utter stranger.

"When you make love to your lady, who dabs first, who dabs last?" The question from an utter stranger came from the back of the scrum of nearly two hundred press members that had gathered around Cam Newton during Super Bowl media day.

I always found it disturbing when people said you had to have nice underthings on every day, in case you were hit by a bus and had to be taken to a hospital, where an utter stranger might witness your tattered skivvies.

"You don't have to share with a complete and utter stranger.

And I went up to a complete and utter stranger - whoever it was, thank you - and said, "You've got to help me".

It's easy to contrast the old Gemeinschaft, when we waved merrily at utter strangers on a back road, with the new Gesellschaft, where monads circulate in a culture of total disconnection, and to deplore the change.

But while many people are familiar with Googlegängers, a fundamental question has gone unanswered: Why do so many feel a connection — be it kinship or competition — with utter strangers just because they share a name?

Drinks came to 22 euros, a nearly budget-busting figure but a tiny price to pay for the hospitality shown to me by utter strangers.