Sentence examples for foreign looking from inspiring English sources

School was "absolutely horrific – being foreign, looking different".

"My 'type' is a very pale-skinned, redheaded Irish farm girl," he said, adding that he was not prepared for someone "so foreign looking" and "tall, dark-haired".

Maybe it was because he was vaguely foreign looking, he reasoned, and his photographic endeavor seemed menacing in a post-9/11 landscape.

He was a cockney atheist but, to be fair, he was flaunting a deep tan at the time, which, under the circumstances (media whipping up hatred of any one "foreign looking"), was foolhardy.

Abbott has previously dismissed calls for greater immigration controls, saying: "The people that complain about freedom of movement will not be satisfied because what they really want is to see less foreign looking people on their streets".

They attempt to avoid urban areas, which might offer them more protection from criminals, but where federal and immigration operations are rounding up any suspicious (read: foreign) looking people.

"The economic engine is fast running out of steam as potential investors, both Indian and foreign, look for greener pastures," he writes.

The rejection of what is different, of the foreign, looks equally bad as discrimination and humiliation.

Rolls-Royce (Laosi-Laisi) includes two Chinese characters for "labor" and "plants" that more or less have become standard usage in foreign names — all to achieve a distinct foreign look and sound.

And so do the foreign universities looking to build partnerships.

Perhaps it would be one of the foreign carmakers, looking to expand.