Sentence examples for foreign others from inspiring English sources

To poorer, foreign others, such as in Bangladesh, which floods constantly, or some low-lying Pacific island that isn't popular enough as a holiday destination for the rest of the world to give much of a damn.

Part of the backlash against immigrant multiculturalism is based on fear and anxiety about foreign "others" and nostalgia for an imagined past when everyone shared thick bonds of identity and solidarity.

Some are foreign, others are Italian.

There is one particular scene that demonstrates a typical (not everyone!) conservative American response to "foreign" others.

A review from Children's Literature picked up the environmental theme, but commented on themes such as "youth versus age, new versus tradition and the discovery that foreign others are often not very different from oneself".

To answer that question, I've rummaged through U.S. history seeking authoritarian demagogues who seek to polarize the populace against foreign "others" and endorse violence, while denouncing all existing structures of partisan power and influence.

I don't like for it to be considered a depiction of a totally foreign other.

Thus the interpreter's mind actively makes a place in it for a foreign "other".

The back-and-forth between Hollywood and its foreign other became our daily regimen.

"For most of his peers, the U.S. is a sometimes reviled or admired, but decidedly foreign, other.

It sets up the immigrant as the unwelcome foreign "other", against whom it is culturally and socially acceptable to object.