Sentence examples for being alien to from inspiring English sources
Far from being alien to government, companies are a product of it: it was from the state that they derived the privilege of limited liability.
The wives of the Jewish merchants, except for Eva, live in elaborate wooden houses, the kind Cather's archbishop deplored as being alien to the land.
Plus, the technology itself is breathtaking, all the more for being alien to me.
Mac's new focus on the US, as with all of her projects (including a recent editorial for THUMP), is a natural extension of the Annie Mac brand: passion-driven, music-focused and accessible DJing that shies from the mainstream without being alien to it.
Far from being alien to their religious identity, lay participants saw physical activity as important for mental wellbeing and a way of caring for the body, a central feature of the Muslim way of life.
"Capitalism was alien to the intelligentsia.
"Nothing human is alien to supernatural fiction".
Propriety and decorum are alien to Bechdel.
Patience and humility were alien to her.
Idleness is alien to her.
