Sentence examples for foreign aspect from inspiring English sources

But the foreign aspect of it is extraordinarily important these days because the United States must attract so much capital from the rest of the world.

I remember, when my own children were born feeling a great awareness of this new, foreign aspect of myself that was in me and yet did not seem to be of me.

This has brought them a wider though by no means a mass audience, including in America, where the most foreign aspect of their work might be the desperation — economic but also moral — of its characters.

But Mr Carney said that situation was beyond his control - and was not a threat to the rest of the country: "There is a large cash market in London, a particularly foreign aspect to it.

"You cannot overrate the greatness of Jack Kennedy in the inspirational aspects and the foreign policy aspects of the presidency," Caro says.

I'm not aware that either Hillary Clinton or John McCain have any huge advantage in the awareness necessary to deal with the foreign relations aspect of the presidency.

The choice of mementos, emphasizing some of the more controversial foreign policy aspects of the Bush presidency, has reinvigorated opposition to the center's presence at the university.

Globally, it leads the field in foreign exchange and aspects of debt and derivatives.

"I don't think that kind of thing is coincidental," Susanne Bier, the director and a writer of "In a Better World," which opens in New York on April 1, said when asked to explain the profusion of foreign films addressing aspects of the complex ties between the Western and Islamic worlds.

Here it is crucial for Dedekind to find "the right definitions", and this involves not just basic adequacy, but also desiderata such as: fruitfulness, generality, simplicity, and "purity", i.e., the elimination of aspects "foreign" to the case at hand.

To these foreign officials, some aspects of the situation in America are still puzzling.