Sentence examples for foreigners seen in from inspiring English sources

Sociologists have pointed out that before the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1990, the only foreigners seen in the region were contract workers from fellow Communist countries such as Vietnam who were forced to live apart from Germans in special hostels.

Madame Rakia disapproves of the new law banning foreigners, seeing in it the demise of yet another aspect of Egypt's cosmopolitan past.

Meanwhile, savvy Chinese 'droid builders grow increasingly committed to bridging the quality gap that more than few foreigners see in their products — keep your eyes peeled on devices from Huawei, Meizu, and Xiaomi (which DST founder Yuri Milner seems awfully fond of) if you haven't already.

Humiliation by foreigners seen as a nationalist rallying cry in modern China.

Damage, or potential damage, to a foreigner is seen in a negative light".

The government is worried about what's going to happen in these areas, or what's going to happen if foreigners see the conditions in these areas.

Nervous voters are often angry, leading them to resent foreigners (see the current unrest in Britain).

"You're the first foreigners I've seen in a month," he said.

The perspective in this literature is that of the host national society, where citizenship is understood as that which qualifies former resident foreigners to be seen, in the eyes of the native majority population, as part of the host nation.

Another example of distrust of foreigners can be seen in the lyric "Harke harke Ile tell you news from the Cort ... all ye french ... now are all sent back to France".

But EU countries are already taking in plenty of foreigners (see chart), and many struggle to integrate.