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It seemed so foreign to his pain that he failed to understand his torture of the five previous nights.

All this, however, is foreign to the mission on which you sent me and will probably be very uninteresting to your severely practical mind.

Carol and Blake referred to it as a "great-room, " a concept hitherto foreign to Ramsey Hill.

The very idea is foreign to what most of us learn as kids. When I was a kid, it seemed as if work and fun were opposites by definition.

One student told me that her roommate's local dialect sounded as foreign to her as French or German.

eg. The question is foreign to the matter in hand.

These species open a window on a croc world completely foreign to what was living on northern continents.

The whole concept of a 'simple life-style' has become so foreign to us.

For a brief time the two fell in love and shared of a tantric path that was foreign to Thoth's understanding.

Don Corleone had no desire, no intention, of letting his youngest son be killed in the service of a power foreign to himself.

afterall, if you don't understand prototypal inheritance, the concept of extending inside of JavaScript will seem foreign to you.

The sharp light of candles, foreign to the Underdark, glared through some of the windows of the distant houses.

I think part of my problem is the fact that these books are in a language foreign to me.

But American culture has never felt all that foreign to foreigners.

Competition experts said on Wednesday that the rulings highlighted Mofcom's desire to intervene in such "foreign-to-foreign" deals.

As Scheme may seem a bit foreign to some, let's look at a few examples that illustrate the power of the language.

And, from my experience, you know, kids are naturally curious about what they don't know, or don't understand, or what is foreign to them.

In addition, the written form tends to select and record matters which are comparatively foreign to everyday life.

Flirting was as foreign to him as jogging.

There have been too many witnesses to this Communist policy, both Chinese and foreign, to doubt its authenticity.

Fortunately, his new employer's a very kind person; cruelty was foreign to her nature.

What you said is foreign to the main issue of our discussion.

If you are traveling where the customs are really foreign to your own, please do as the Romans do.

The concept of thrift is foreign to me.

The entire concept is foreign to the Word of God.

Such concepts are foreign to most current disease-management programs, and years will be required for acceptance and implementation.

With Mandarin as his native tongue, Chou also spent hours preparing for the role, by learning a language foreign to him.

The notion of competition is quite foreign to the primitive tribe.

The newest "break through" in education is neuroscience or brain research, a field that until recently has been foreign to educators.

The logic of this paper is from foreign to domestic and from general to specific.

These stones are foreign to the area. They are known as drop stones.

Any food is basically foreign to the body.

Not that nostalgia is foreign to him. But he prefers his courage and his reasoning.

The thought of eating Claire is more than foreign to me. It's mortifying.

The Song dynasty Neo to "inside" first, to "foreign" to the end, the further development of this "saint" line.

Also, we were fighting an enemy that was culturally foreign to us.

The freezing chamber door is also provided with isolating boards in the inner wall to avoid foreign to enter.

But on foreign to space, often because the network problems in domestic cannot be accessed.

Lithuanian Minister of Foreign Affairs in the capital is foreign to each ambassador sent a bottle of perfume.

dishonesty is foreign to his nature.

Deception was foreign to his nature.

Jugglery with labels and subtleties of diplomacy are foreign to the worker.

Sectarianism was so foreign to him that when he met rank prejudice, he often burst out laughing.

Document versioning is foreign (to non-programmers).

Jealousy is foreign to his nature.

Our school will invite three foreign ----- to teacher us English.

Jealousy is foreign to her nature.

When Google to, that is not localization, the foreign to the server often very unstable.

It is foreign to the purpose of the book to treat of French idioms.

She's a very good woman; unkindness is foreign to her nature.

The subject is foreign to me.

Lying is foreign to his nature.

Your argument is foreign to the question.

Mr Kerry's experience in the Senate, his family wealth, and his reserved manner are all foreign to most Americans.

It should be said that neither idea is foreign to the industry.

eg. The subject is foreign to us.

Sitting still is foreign to a boy's nature.

But this was foreign to me.

They are needed when chromatic notes foreign to the key and not indicated in the key-signature occur.

Although many monitoring tools are available, these are often foreign to developers.

Naked but for loin cloths , they stood with weapons and shields that were foreign to them.

What you say is foreign to our discussion.

His humor is foreign to the phenomenon.

That just sounds too foreign to us.

I'm totally lost. 25. That concept is foreign to me.

As a result, the Real World is almost completely foreign to me.

Indeed, the whole concept seemed foreign to them.

The picture on the right looks so foreign to me.

The customer was happy with our progress to date, partly because the artifacts didn't feel foreign to them.

His remarks are foreign to the main issues, but we can not choose but follow.

They should unite, and resist the tricks of the occupation in fomenting sectarian strive, which is foreign to our country.

the masquerade would fail , and besides , masquerade was foreign to his nature

Materials foreign to the body