Sentence examples for Sounds unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

If the translation sounds unfamiliar, this is because it is indirect.

If that sounds unfamiliar, don't feel bad.

If the name sounds unfamiliar, think of it as the same company that established a joint venture with Advanced Micro Devices for its foundry business, now called Globalfoundries.

If any of this sounds unfamiliar, Entelo's mission is simple: To revolutionize recruiting with a software solution that gives HR departments, recruiters and really anyone looking to hire an easier way to search for and identify the right candidates.

If Bergdorf's name sounds unfamiliar, it shouldn't.

If it sounds unfamiliar to you, you're not alone.

The term "corporate welfare" may sound unfamiliar to some.

The names may sound unfamiliar (mostly — Mr. Pagarlava has created a piece for the Martha Graham Company), but they come with many a choreographic award among them.

Mr. Cohen has sometimes sounded unfamiliar with operational details of the exchanges, which rely heavily on computer technology to display health plan options and premiums, calculate subsidies and enroll consumers.

To many British readers, a lot of these words will sound unfamiliar, but be assured: across the English-speaking world, this is the show that has the greatest cultural clout among gay men, and young gay men in particular.

Even more detrimental to the development of a common insight into the various phenomena of self-regulation is that a kaleidoscope of terms and labels exists and that these may sound unfamiliar, even alien, to researchers who are not in that particular area.