Sentence examples for feeling foreign from inspiring English sources

It's all about feeling foreign and upper class," sneered one sceptic.

The keeping is a secondary issue, but that needed work too, unsurprisingly with everything feeling foreign as even muscle memory faded away.

Two terms have been introduced in describing this behavior: 'cognitive neglect', which suggests that patients perceive their involved limb as feeling foreign to them, and 'motor neglect', which describes situations in which the patients need to focus mental and visual attention to move their limb [ 107].

I was hoping to find music that would broaden my horizons without feeling too foreign, would move me without making me feel too manipulated, and under whose influence I and fellow concertgoers would leave off being an audience and become something closer to a congregation.

Lately I had been feeling unusually foreign to myself.

I did not choose to outright dislike myself for over two decades, staring up at my ceiling and wondering when my body would stop feeling so foreign to me.

The symptoms reported in group 1 were (in decreasing frequency) burning, feeling a foreign body/sand in the eyes, tearing, photophobia, and blurred vision.

It's an amazing site, though I feel slightly lonely, unable to verbally communicate to everyone here; for the first time this evening, feeling very, very foreign.

Spaniards like my neighbor are feeling overexposed to foreign scrutiny these days.

National feeling suppressed by foreign rule found expression in his plays and won him great popularity among Lithuanians.

Development extended from 2002 to 2003, when the nation was feeling besieged by foreign fanatics and betrayed by former friends.