Sentence examples for really foreign from inspiring English sources

European summits are not really foreign policy at all but an extension of domestic policy.

"How slow it was for the first couple of days was really foreign to me.

And it sometimes seems really foreign to popular culture today, which is all about celebrity and being loud and bragging".

At the same time, nothing Anderson depicts is really foreign to New York, where religiously based processions of all kinds are still common.

But Rudd is largely dismissive of his experience on Friends: "The process [of making a sitcom] seemed really foreign to me, so it's kind of a strange memory for me.

When the train comes, at Fiftieth St., 7 adults & 6 children get on together, black & Hispanic & black Hispanic; & all the adults, who were loaded down with packages, had that quality of being really foreign to what was around them & at odds with what was foreign to them...if pathos can be selfrighteous, that's one brand of it.

Newcomers to the city have found their way to The Green Backyard somehow; it's a place where they can socialise, integrate, and where they can find their feet in what must be a really alien and foreign city.

"Kevin really believes foreign aid is critical," Costello said.

No one really used foreign languages to advertise in those days.

At first, people thought he really was Foreign Man, even with a name like Andy Kaufman.

"Why did I choose this story that is really so foreign to me?" she asked.