utter stranger

Anyone you know less than six months, to them, is an utter stranger.

Worse, he looked at her as if she had been an utter stranger.

After all, who in her right mind would take that kind of risk for a complete and utter stranger?

It was like getting a kiss from an utter stranger.

She had never felt this frightening sense of being taken by an utter stranger.

Family, friends and even utter strangers persist in asking why.

It might as well be the residence of utter strangers in a town which he has never seen until this very day.

"I can help utter strangers, and yet I'm helpless to aid my own mother."

An utter stranger without friends and without knowledge of your country.

I had been back to them a couple of times and had found myself an utter stranger in both.

And now he'd mentioned it again and to an utter stranger.

For a time, in the prison yard, he acted like one who was an utter stranger to this earth.

"Why couldn't I know better than address utter strangers in such a way?

"It seems rather rude to steal the hat of an utter stranger," she said.

That didn't mean they were utter strangers to fear.

We were utter strangers, but I knew you.

Such a response, from an utter stranger, evidently could not be made to fit into the Chairman's view of life's possibilities.

You come into my office, an utter stranger.

There was one other to whom the white-haired gentleman did not seem an utter stranger.

She turned to face the silent Court, and looked out over the faces of new friends, old, and utter strangers.

He could be gentle with people he didn't know, utter strangers.

He looked at the crowd of utter strangers.

Conversations with utter strangers occur all the time.

Utter strangers to each other, by now.

I always think people ought to know each other's names in cases like this, imagine sharing a grave with some utter stranger!"