Sentence examples for millions of strangers from inspiring English sources

Lotz decided to embrace being watched by millions of strangers.

Stadiums link millions of strangers who retain memories of watching games in them.

"Millions of strangers are obsessed with me" is nonbizarre (and, for Ryan Gosling, nondelusional).

Imagine how it feels to know millions of strangers are angry with your mother.

SUDDENLY listeners could browse, copy and share music from the computers of millions of strangers.

Do I sacrifice the family I don't yet have to support millions of strangers I'll never know?

Myths and reality What now? Bugging the UN Doesn't add up Baby and bathwater Paper dreams The love that dare not speak its name Reprints Related items Multiculturalism: The kindness of strangers?Feb 26th 2004Mr Dustmann's research also suggests that wages among existing workers have not been materially affected by immigrants; if anything they have risen.

"Brookner is the sort of artist described as minor by people who read her books only once," Mantel also said in a review of Strangers, Brookner's 23rd book, in 2009.

And then there is the decaying Venice we know from novels and films, for example Thomas Mann's Death in Venice, Visconti's film and inevitably the adagietto from Mahler's 5th symphony; Ian McEwan's The Comfort of Strangers, also made into a film directed by Paul Schrader Nicolas Roegg's Don't Look Now, etc".

Scholars Jackie Wullschlager and Alsion Prince argue that Andersen's tales are expressions of his homosexuality, and Graham Robb author of Strangers: Homosexual Love in the 19th Century calls his work an "Aesop of 19th-century homosexuality".

Communication was relying solely on the "kindness-of-strangers" effect.