Sentence examples for bit of a stranger from inspiring English sources

Javier Mascherano, a midfielder for Barcelona and Argentina, said it was unfair to blame only Messi, who is a bit of a stranger in Argentina.

"You have to be a little bit of a stranger," Mr. Petzold said, smoking a cigarette in his book-lined office in the Kreuzberg neighborhood here one October morning.

Gary Cohn was a bit of a stranger in a strange land.

Although I often felt like a bit of a stranger in both worlds, I was also welcomed by both groups, and it was nice to have the diversity of experience of moving between the groups.

Bit of a stranger here now; British Columbia and England are both a big part of my life.

I'm still a bit of a stranger to the language and acutely aware of how I express myself and if I mess up my sentence structure.

It didnt [sic] even know they were there.' In this rare bit of a dialogue with a stranger, there's a sense of play-acting, even pleasure in the exchange of profound platitudes: 'Do you wish you would die?/ No.

The fact that I can still feel a bit of a buzz when a dashing stranger sends me a lovely email reassures me of the life beyond grief — that, to quote Leonard Cohen, there's always the crack in the darkness; that's where the light gets in.

The narrative involves a stranger in a bit of a jam looking for a ride, and you volunteering to help him deliver a package.

Simon's on a bit of a career bump right now—his latest solo album, this year's Stranger to Stranger, has been a solid critical success but his vocal delivery at the DNC was a bit rough.

He needs a bit of a miracle to challenge for the title but stranger things have happened.