Sentence examples for noticeably foreign from inspiring English sources

For young Jews of the time who actually wanted to be Jewish, pretty much the only choice available was ersatz inclusion in the exotic but, to me at least, noticeably foreign culture of the nascent state of Israel.

Anyone who does a fair bit of international flying probably can't help but notice that average cabin crew on American carriers are noticeably older than their foreign counterparts.

But time, and the sobering experience of government, have made them noticeably milder in their foreign policy as well as in what they do at home.

As it happens, Mr. Rohatyn, a soft-spoken man who can command a room with nary a word, had played an important role the last time foreign money noticeably washed across these shores.

At one point he said that "Governor Bush's foreign policy is noticeably blank".

Mr. Gore himself, earlier this year, described Mr. Bush as "noticeably blank" on issues of foreign policy.

When it comes to the challenges of the new security agenda, Governor Bush's foreign policy is noticeably blank.

Four were foreign-born, and two were noticeably of Negro parentage.

But any discussion of how to prevent gun violence has been noticeably absent in presidential campaigns that have focused on the economy and foreign policy issues.

But Sergei Lavrov, Russian foreign minister and mainstay of the summit since 2004, is noticeably absent from the meetings.

But Mr. Barak, who gave full ministerial posts to several acting ministers today, noticeably failed to make permanent Shlomo Ben-Ami's temporary job as acting foreign minister.