Sentence examples for foreign mores from inspiring English sources

It clearly intends to invoke the neighbourhood's bohemian heyday, but the dowdy furnishings and talking parrot in the ground-floor bar take you back to a more recent time, before foreign mores and local money made Istanbul cool.

Nearly 30% of sekitori are foreign, more than half from Mongolia alone.Even more troubling, Shukan Gendai, a muckraking weekly magazine, last year claimed wrestlers regularly throw bouts.

Many are foreign; more of them than ever before are under age 40.

Japan needs to give more foreign workers more reasons to build their lives here.

I loved the challenge of learning to navigate a new city, the more foreign the more fun.

No more foreign wars; no more foreign aid; not even very much foreign policy.

Yet some foreigners claimed that the Olympics would make Chinese foreign policy more biddable.

And foreign — even more foreign than "homeland".

India needs foreign investment more than ever.

Mr Hassan needs his foreign friends more than ever.

This makes deals in foreign territory more attractive.