Sentence examples for seem too foreign from inspiring English sources

"Spirited Away" delighted animators, although some American artists worried the film that might seem "too foreign" to academy voters: It lacks the upbeat songs, fairy tale setting and familiar references most Americans expect from an animated feature.

It may also seem too foreign to you, which may feel a long way outside your comfort zone which would be an immediate obstacle.

Her daughters didn't like the town, which seemed too foreign, too small, too quiet.

The only thing that I can say about that is that Celtic music never seems too foreign to me.

These critiques seem too harsh.

They seem too hot".

EVEN Singapore's foreign minister seemed too optimistic.

So when 1997 came around, it felt like an acknowledgment of things I'd always believed in, and though ideas like an "ethical foreign policy" seemed too good to be true, I was prepared to join in with the wishful thinking.

On foreign policy, the prime minister employs cooler calculations than his predecessor, who seemed too often to operate on an emotional plane.

Seems too risky/expensive.

Nobody seemed too worried.