Sentence examples for not very foreign from inspiring English sources

Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator at the Financial Times, hailed the extraordinary and admirable choice of a foreigner such as Mr. Carney to assume the country's most important official position, "even if Canadians are not very foreign".

A top government adviser admits: "These people are mostly not very interested in foreign affairs.

I think it's worse than that: he was just not very good at foreign policy.

Mr. Crystal argued that if the indictment against Mr. Lieberman was not very strong, the foreign minister could keep his party in the governing coalition and still lead his party in coming elections, challenging Mr. Netanyahu for leadership of the right.

Though he is no stranger to European politics, regularly attending meetings of the centre-right European People's Party, he is "not very interested in foreign policy", correspondents say, with some suggesting the Spanish leader struggles with language issues when it comes to dealing with Brussels.

You will feel very foreign, but not unwelcome.

Reprints Related items America and Israel: Loves me, loves me notJan 22nd 1998"The regional situation is not very encouraging," says Egypt's foreign minister, Amr Mousa, with diplomatic understatement.

Britain is, of course, foreign — but not very.

"The readership for foreign literature is not very big here, and Chinese people are mostly unfamiliar even with writers like Salinger and Updike.

But it is cool — I can see this kind of thing being used for perhaps 3D model editing, but it seemed foreign and fragile, not very easy to sell.

As noted above, being sick or injured in a foreign country is not very fun.