Sentence examples for i felt foreign from inspiring English sources

Despite being American, I felt foreign in New York City in 1980.

Said Neagle, "From the get-go, I felt foreign out there on the mound".

I felt foreign in the U.S., and I was treated as not white.

"I always felt foreign in England, because I was always accused of being a foreigner," says Kemp, his voice retaining a faint Geordie earthiness.

In Hong Kong, I was surrounded by millions of other Chinese people and my family, yet I still felt foreign.

He's a foreign body in it and he's getting a lot of milk, and that's kind of how I felt – a foreign body and I couldn't help but soak it up".

However, I believed the essential facts were before me, and I felt the foreign policy considerations and the legal arguments justified moving forward.

I was among the runners, enjoying my dash along the Schuylkill River in a T-shirt, shorts and worn-down sneakers, when I felt a foreign object graze my face.

As I look around at the Christian activists, their voices slowly cracking from a long night of yelling, and at the detritus of a pageant based on simplistic stories that have no basis in physical reality, I felt completely foreign.

I was eight years old, and based on the televised news reports shown in my living room, newspaper announcements posted in the local convenience store, and the worry apparent in my classmates, I felt like foreign affairs and real life had never seemed closer.

"I love this country though I still feel foreign," Moser states simply.