foreign element

"John, there are definitely foreign elements present in this house."

The basic construction of the house is Japanese, despite its foreign elements.

The official said he did not know the chemical names of the foreign elements.

An international journey is simply one involving a foreign element.

In the South, a foreign element - money - came into the equation.

I can't believe he's simply forgotten all about me, the foreign element in the middle of his realm.

This new album startled many, as it has a lot of foreign elements.

But there are still foreign elements who want to hurt our democracy."

If she is crippled, foreign elements will work damage to home interests.

Foreign elements: The non-members of the population are included in the frame.

By implication all other contracts with a foreign element are exempt.

The report said the bomb had been planted by what it described as "paid agents of foreign elements."

In China a concerted effort had been made to purge the foreign element from her culture.

It is an entirely foreign element in the package.

Egyptian officials said "foreign elements" were behind the attack.

Indeed, for the Soviets, consumer marketing was a completely foreign element of the manufacturing process.

"They knew and we knew there were foreign elements," said a senior Pakistani official.

Some years later, the incorporation of certain foreign elements in the Institute would make the missionaries abandon the team management.

Abrasion is the loss of tooth structure by mechanical forces from a foreign element.

Some of local animation has a tendency to copy foreign elements, especially anime.

"The umbrella is used in all different countries, so it will not be a completely foreign element in the landscape," he said.

The nation is rather xenophobic and contact with foreign elements is forbidden.

He aided in communication between native Hawaiian and foreign elements in the community.

Kennedy's dark business silks seemed intrusive, a foreign element.

They were a new and foreign element which a changing international situation had superimposed on Europe's existing diplomatic machinery.