Sentence examples for strangers foreign from inspiring English sources

But forcing strangers, foreign and domestic, to endure heinous nightmarishness is a pretty awful way to feel good about yourself.

The facts suggest, however, that the discrimination originated not in religious prejudice but in discomfort of the descendants of Pilgrims and founding fathers in the presence of strangers with foreign mannerisms.

The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center is sponsoring one of the "portals" that bring together strangers from foreign lands as part of its annual NextNow festival welcoming students back to campus at the beginning of each academic year.

"The Basket" brings these new arrivals into conflict with an archetypal all-American farming clan, the Emerys, who are forced to absorb the shocks of the war and of strangers with foreign accents, along with such exotica as opera.

Tribes like the Mashco Piro have had limited contact with strangers and foreign pathogens for at least a century, and so are extremely susceptible to illness and exploitation; many newly contacted tribes have been all but wiped out by the flu or other common diseases.

All of this matters when you're a citizen of this modern world, enjoying unprecedented connectivity and communication with complete strangers in foreign lands.

De Vries and colleagues observed that trust between researchers and research subjects may be further diluted when samples are exported for use by strangers in foreign countries [ 10].

The judge is no stranger to Foreign Corrupt Practices Act cases.

Richards is no stranger to foreign lands, having travelled often in his capacity as chairman of the Premier League.

NovaMedika, meanwhile, is no stranger to foreign capital, nor Americans.

Guyana is no stranger to foreign intervention in its affairs.