Sentence examples for seems foreign from inspiring English sources

Today, admittedly, when America's president is black, Assata's rhetoric seems foreign, anachronistic.

So the ANA, while vastly preferred to either Western troops or the venal police, still seems foreign in the south.

"In India, where I was a correspondent for this newspaper for more than four years, the notion of privacy seems foreign," Somini writes.

In India, where I was a correspondent for this newspaper for more than four years, the notion of privacy seems foreign.

'I don't have a social life' For now, the thought of holidays is far from the mind and even free time seems foreign to Ms Bennett.

The momentousness of the stakes, as well as the emotional pitch of so many Democrats, requires a largeness of expression that seems foreign to him.

The science of Spooky Plan is in the orchestration, the way Kalbach welds ass cracks to CPUs, literally banging together from line to line a kind of terminology and logic that seems foreign-born as it passes through you, and then you're turning around to look where it went after it made it through.

Pub prices, too, seem foreign.

But then her performance seemed foreign, too.

The worlds they depicted didn't seem foreign or unattainable.

"They did not seem foreign to our party," Mr. Weaver said.