Sentence examples for more strangers from inspiring English sources

"There are no more strangers".

Every day I tuned in to a dozen or more strangers' pantomimed lives.

That makes practical sense: the more strangers there are, the more need to keep them from exploiting one another.

A man named Earth offered Obama revelations he'd picked up on the playa: "Talk to more strangers.

Now a visiting scholar at Columbia, Mr. Allyn, 34, would like to see more strangers communing with one another.

The first-responder paramedic arrived, guided by more strangers to my side, bringing a portable defibrillator with him.

Results of the two surveys are highly comparable, with the exception of more stranger-victims, fewer victims injured, and fewer participants reporting five or more incidents of violence in 2007 compared to 2000.

Just as much, though, it's the talking and snacking and talking some more with strangers that I remember.

I barely buy it myself, which is why my recent attempts to talk more to strangers have been so faltering.

You wouldn't know we are sisters from the way we interact at home – we seem more like strangers.

I have probably met more interesting strangers playing online Scrabble than I have in a lifetime of travel to exotic places.