Sentence examples for the stranger of from inspiring English sources

There's the issue of the stranger, of course: Which side of the vaguely defined battle is he on, if any, and should the teenagers get him medical attention?

Here are tales of teenage derring-do – of squirting a school dance with ink guns (the police who frisked him and his friends for weapons could only confiscate a copy of Camus's The Stranger), of the "junk man" who fed his childhood love of literature by giving him books, of "the great Melbourne flood", which arrived as he was mucking about with friends in the Yarra river.

The pastor and his wife graciously open their hearts and home to the stranger, of whom they know little, and afford him a fine meal and a night's stay.

For jihadis, their exile in foreign lands is evidence that they are the strangers of prophecy.

We fail to realize accepting the past and accepting the strangers of past relationships go hand in hand.

Being a large, bald black man requires, in my experience, a silent negotiation between yourself and the strangers of New York.

Echo Buttons are one of the stranger bits of hardware to come out of the Amazon labs in recent memory.

One of the stranger conceits of the British is to lecture the rest of the world about democracy.

This is one of the stranger aspects of the humanitarian sore festering 22 miles from the coast of England.

And that is one of the stranger aspects of the story.

One of the stranger characterisations of Mr Daniels is that he is uncharismatic.