Sentence examples for foreign nature from inspiring English sources
Of course, he never consulted me on political matters of a domestic or foreign nature.
But those familiar with Mr. Rapp's work will immediately register the foreign nature of the play's high-end milieu.
The result has been a tendency to emphasize the foreign nature of the crisis, despite Germany's own contribution to it.
Gilderoy's encounter with a sullen, aggressive, dark-haired beauty at the reception establishes the unwelcoming, mysteriously foreign nature of the place, as well as his identity as an innocent, unworldly mother's boy.
The investigation "might suggest a foreign connection to the action, which would then obviously raise an issue of the foreign nature of this attack", New York governor Andrew Cuomo told CNN.
Exotic goods and Hekanefer's traditional dress emphasize the foreign nature of the Nubians in the Egyptian world.
That structure presupposes the foreign intelligence nature of listening activities.
Almost a generation from apartheid's end, South Africa is struggling to compose these differences into something foreign to nature: a sustainable rainbow.
The protein component determines its foreign (antigenic) nature; the polysaccharide component determines the antibody type that can react with the endotoxin molecule to produce an immune reaction.
Some Democrats and civil rights advocates accused the Senate of capitulating to White House demands by broadening the ability to eavesdrop without warrants on communications that are primarily "foreign" in nature, even if they may touch on Americans' phone calls and e-mail.
