Sentence examples for sense foreign from inspiring English sources

In that sense, foreign policy is a lot like domestic policy.

Also, the Byzantine administration was, in a sense, foreign to the Latin population.

The voice here is strange in the word's original sense — foreign — as if it were coming from an oracle who stopped worrying about humankind centuries ago.

There was nothing subtle about that attempt to position Senator Obama as the Other, a candidate who might technically be American but who remained in some sense foreign, not sufficiently patriotic and certainly not one of us — the "us" being the genuine red-white-and-blue Americans who the ad was aimed at.

Peptidoglycan recognition protein (PGRP) and β-glucan recognition protein (βGRP /gram-negative binding protein (GNBP) are two major protein families that sense foreign microbial infection.

Furthermore, OATP1A2 expression is regulated by activation of the nuclear receptor PXR, whose primary function is to sense foreign toxins and in response up-regulate OATPs for detoxification and clearance purposes.

The host recruits its defense machinery only after it senses foreign ingress.

Our results suggest that the midgut may play a more active role in sensing foreign organisms and mounting protective responses than previously suspected.

The endosomal Toll-like receptors (TLRs) TLR3, TLR7, TLR8 and TLR9 are important in sensing foreign nucleic acids encountered by phagocytes.

The foreign-affairs community — they had a sense that foreign policy was about Europe.

Sangre Ajena has more the sense of alien (foreign) or bad (strange) blood: "wrong" sounds too much like a transfusion of an unmatched group.