Sentence examples for somehow foreign from inspiring English sources

Somehow, foreign players had more self-awareness than many American-born players.

Third, helping stressed mortgage borrowers was not an activity that was somehow foreign to the financial industry.

But Dr. Khelif, 60, a pediatrician and the son of a famous Grand Mosque imam, said only misguided Tunisians consider his preaching somehow foreign.

In addition, Trump returned this week to the issue that first endeared him to many Republicans: he attacked Obama as somehow foreign and anti-American.

Last year, in his excellent book "Far From the Tree, Andrew Solomonn wrote about the difficulties facing families where one child has a "horizontal identity" — an identity somehow foreign to that of his parents.

But since the language, the rhetoric of politicians, is their most distinctive feature, European politicians will always remain somehow foreign to the majority of Europeans, and Brussels will always remain a mute and impersonal spacecraft.

"But if the subtext here is that somehow U.S. foreign policy is responsible for the terrorist attacks," Mr. Davis said, "I think they're way off the mark because nothing justifies these attacks".

If that Lactobacillus population is somehow disrupted, foreign bacteria can colonize the vagina and cause inflammation in the cervix that can trigger premature birth, Bennett says.

Opponents of reclassification have argued that it would somehow embolden foreign governments that want more control over the Internet.

"It's really a little bit of a trap to suggest that there is somehow a foreign policy view of the Tea Party," said Danielle Pletka of the American Enterprise Institute think tank.

Somehow, 19 foreign hijackers, 15 of them from Saudi Arabia, the largest oil producer in the world, managed to come to America, live quietly, take flying lessons without bothering to learn how to land, make it through our airport security systems, and fly three jetliners into massively important and symbolic buildings.