Sentence examples for an utterly foreign from inspiring English sources

They read like the description of an utterly foreign cuisine.

The piece is an attempt to decipher one of the most complicated personalities in sports, transplanted to an utterly foreign setting; it is also implicitly about the nature of fandom and the lengths to which sports fans will go to hold on to their heroes.

Gardeners today will routinely raise a dozen varieties of tomato, a plant utterly foreign to early Americans.

Gardeners today routinely raise a dozen varieties of tomato, a plant utterly foreign to early Americans, while neglecting common colonial food plants like smallage, skirrets and gooseberry, writes Michael Tortorello.

Their destination was Orchard Beach, a sliver of sand amid lush tidal marshes and woodlands, a place utterly foreign to the concrete confines where he grew up.

In a way utterly foreign to the plastic Hello Kitty universe, much of what's in the Japan Society show is, for better and worse, about organic change.

There is footage of this also: humiliated old men being boated over to the mainland, to a world utterly foreign to them — in fact, to the very spot where Cat and Maddy are sitting.

In a lecture to a group of law students shortly before the decision was released, Harlan commented that the Chinese had long been excluded from American society "upon the idea that this is a race utterly foreign to us and never will assimilate with us".

Ukiyo-e, the iconic woodblock-print art style of Japan, has almost nothing in common with basketball, a sport utterly foreign to the country until long after the art medium fell out of style in the 19th century at the end of the Edo period.

Keith responded with a quiet dignity utterly foreign to that show: "I have a deep love and affection for my country".

The tendency of religion is to institutionally calcify over time, to such a degree that the surprising and miraculous way a movement started is utterly foreign to its current state.