Sentence examples for feeling like a stranger from inspiring English sources

We grew up very similar, alienated kids, feeling like a stranger in a strange land.

But it did not take long for Steve Wong -- who came from Hong Kong in 1996 on a temporary assignment with Marsh & McLennan -- to stop feeling like a stranger.

I cried the entire ride back to the city, feeling like a stranger, wondering how I was going to keep this relationship alive.

So when I walk down the streets of my new home, sometimes feeling like a stranger in a city that's still not entirely familiar, I just remember that my mother walked the very same streets, feeling exactly as I do.

It's tricky, isn't it, feeling essentially like a stranger in what is nominally your own home.

"Really, I feel like a stranger.

"And suddenly it feels like a stranger".

Nevertheless, she feels like a stranger here.

I feel like a stranger everywhere I go.

You feel like a stranger".

But since getting a divorce, it has gone from feeling like a lower grade "stranger sitting next to me on a plane sneaking peeks at my laptop screen" type of annoyance, to a "stranger asking me about my sex life" type of offense.