Sentence examples for feel foreign to from inspiring English sources

If anything, job security would probably feel foreign to him.

This type of approach will likely feel "foreign" to the audiences, and will automatically generate pushback on the medium – rendering the message redundant.

While there are many things about the economic crisis we face that feel foreign to the American tradition, the opposition of certain senators to committing taxpayer monies to failing private enterprises is not one of them.

But the sentiment can still feel foreign to me.

I wanted to do a vampire story that didn't feel foreign to me anymore.

That, too, might prove that Anderson is drawing from a world rather than a story, which, to his credit, doesn't feel foreign to the director's repertoire.

It feels foreign to them, I think.

The idea of using data to make investment decisions feels foreign to many of us.

"It felt foreign to me when I first stepped out there," he said.

"An old-fashioned shiva would have felt foreign to me," said my friend Karen, who lost her mother last summer.

Mainland China feels foreign to me, but in Hong Kong I do share a common identity with my mother.