Sentence examples for somewhat alien from inspiring English sources

He relishes this somewhat alien approach to team building.

"Whitney," a three-camera taped comedy, had stood out as somewhat alien on the night.

"The veneration of an abstract idea," he explains, "is somewhat alien to China's practical mind-set".

He attributed the small numbers to boarding being a somewhat "alien" concept to the region.

First, the idea of stand-up is somewhat alien to the Germans.

The 72-year-old Yorkshireman's distinctively witty take on the English education system could have seemed somewhat alien to a Broadway audience.

Because it's the team getting together at last, learning to work together against somewhat random alien invaders, etc.

So, unfortunately, these people were often regarded as somewhat odd, even alien.

But it is helpful, at times, to see the three-pound human brain as a somewhat bizarre and alien thing.

For all the far-out space talk — true to its name, Earth 2 turns out to be a kind of mirror to the big blue marble where Rhoda has become somewhat of an alien presence — the movie has the delicate and rough texture of real life.

Looking somewhat like a confused alien dropping in on our planet for twenty minutes, Hefele sang in two tones simultaneously to the wonder of a small audience.