alien to, in, from or for?
| They are alien to our realities. |
| These notions are alien to Islam. |
| Often that can be alien to a child. |
| But while? ought? and? should? are alien to Science, they are very much a part of life. |
| If you consider yourself alien to your new workplace, you will demand more of yourself. |
| The sounds were new and totally alien to the parents of the teenagers -- always a plus. |
| Some Sinhalese have a problem understanding the fact that the Tamil Diaspora is not alien to the Tamils in Sri Lanka. |
| Any action plan designed to combat wild fire should not be alien to the people since they deal closely with the land. |
| Everyone will have become so Judaised that the very thought of a Judaic oppression will be alien to the minds of all. |
| Even though, the hip hop fusion performance might appear alien to some of us, it can motivate the young generation to. |
| Sometimes we are alien in our own land. |
| I felt almost alien in church, almost a stranger. |
| Our leaders mostly are alien in their own societies. |
| This concept is totally alien in our modern age where we are allowed freedom of choice. |
| Old People homes were alien in concept and elder abuse was considered a Western problem. |
| For anyone feeling a bit alien in middle school, Emma-Jean may well seem like a kindred spirit. |
| They had trouble managing the flowing but mis-matched Arab robes on TV that are so alien in the parts from where they hail. |
| Beyond that anything that doesn't come from (INSERT LOCATION) is alien in (INSERT LOCATION ), but I get what you're saying. |
| France has the type of monuments and tourists attractions which would look hilariously alien in most countries outside of Europe. |
| Thanks for a great article again Dan! It's a shame that in over 100 years of league in Australia the game is still alien in many parts of australia. |
| So alien from outer space visit us and live. |
| It's pretty alien from a female point of view. |
| They look and sound totally alien from each other. |
| Nothing, however, is alien from that original source whence it derives its own properties. |
| At the time, Barcelona had an approach to player recruitment completely alien from what we see today. |
| But here, the filters make each point of view seem somehow more different and more alien from the others. |
| Shows like this reinforce the myth that people with PhDs are so intelligent that they are somehow alien from the rest of us mortals. |
| Critical to Obama's plan is convincing working class whites that Romney has lived a life completely alien from their own and that his. |
| Yet these things Are not so alien from others, that I Of this same sort am ill prepared to name Ensamples still of things exclusively To one another adapt. |
| Somehow, the people around me, the pace at which the organization moved, felt too alien for me. |
| It seems that the concept of a low cost carrier was too alien for the Kenyan market at the time. |
| But no Barcelona are so hard wired to pass pass pass, this is totally alien for them apparently. |
| Nexus and kindle are very alien for me, I never used android tablet just becoz of coolness factor. |
| Nor do I find it alien for Muhammad ' alaihis-salaam ' to have appointed Hasan and Huseyn as Khaleefas. |
| Of course, I like it very much, though it is still a bit alien for me, but I hope that soon this will change. |
| Given this, I figured the Thing to have some kind of intelligence, even if it was too alien for us to understand. |
| This could be very routine for you, but very alien for those who are used to a lot of family socialisation and a relaxed lifestyle. |
| But is it alien for rivals to be friends? The ability of these professional has led to this respect and mutual admiration for the others talent. |
| The picture of the Jew hating Palestinian is very alien for me and many of my Jewish colleagues that work at the theatre or support and regularly visit the theatre. |