Sentence examples for clearly foreign from inspiring English sources

Polyphonia is Wheeldon's first piece for the Paris Opera Ballet, and his Balanchine-inflected style is clearly foreign to the dancers, but they acquit themselves admirably.

His name, "so clearly foreign and other," he admits, and pedigree can make it difficult for some of the people he encounters to see past an ostensibly exotic exterior to the very American core underneath.

Clearly, foreign central banks have been the Federal Reserve's best friend these past 10 years (actually the last 30 years).

Clearly, foreign suppliers of motorcycles aren't benefiting from China's prosperity imports actually fell to 296 motorcycles last year, worth $1 million, compared with 1,833 bikes in 2001, worth $1.3 million.

This was clearly foreign territory for me and my cohorts.

"Clearly, foreign policy has gone to the top of the list," he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on Sept. 19 of that year.

When the same plane returned twenty minutes later, three slimmer and clearly foreign-made jets were flying close to it.

For the President, diplomacy is clearly a foreign concept.

The benefits are clearly substantial: foreign investment and the jobs it creates are needed.

The prehistoric past was clearly a foreign country, at least in respect of class.

Australia needs a more clearly articulated foreign policy and to acknowledge its enormous dependence on exporting to China.