Sentence examples for wholly foreign from inspiring English sources

Such imperialism is wholly foreign to our ideals of democracy and freedom," he said.

There is one aspect of Burton's film which is wholly foreign to the book.

The Trump of "The Apprentice" is not a wholly foreign figure.

After forty years in the academy, Brodhead, on his first day in the new job, was facing a crisis wholly foreign to him.

What is wholly foreign to us today is the prevalent medieval assumption that romantic love is not possible within the confines of marriage.

Her script, in director Kate Whoriskey's scrupulous production, immerses the audience in a wholly foreign milieu, trusting spectators to become acclimatised to the surroundings and circumstances.

Such stories explain why multinationals are opting for wholly foreign-owned enterprises, or "Woofies", wherever possible.The foreigners with the best chance of success in the difficult domestic market are those selling goods and services that local firms need, such as iron, cement and steel, or that will take years to develop.

The third option is to establish a wholly foreign-owned enterprise.

How cumbersome are the government's procedures for permitting the launch of a wholly foreign-owned business?

From barely a handful a decade ago, some 30% of foreign-funded enterprises in China are now wholly foreign-owned.

Noticeably, enterprises in central areas, wholly foreign-owned enterprises and hi-tech enterprises gave their highest-scored feedbacks.