Sentence examples for Unfamiliar notion from inspiring English sources

PARIS — That Rafael Nadal is not simply great on clay, but historically great on clay, perhaps the best ever on clay, is not an unfamiliar notion.

The unfamiliar notion of a Germany, and a Europe, without Ms. Merkel's calm, principled and wise leadership figures heavily in the political discussions.

Banks do not have many qualified loan officers, lawyers have little experience of commercial disputes, and the National Assembly is having to grapple with the wholly unfamiliar notion of competition policy.

The Fukushima disaster in March 2011 had prompted Japanese interest in self-started community action groups, he says, an unfamiliar notion in a hierarchical society that tends to wait for government to make the first move.

This is an unfamiliar feeling.

The Trinity Choir, the resident professional ensemble at Trinity Church on Wall Street in Lower Manhattan, is not unfamiliar with the notion of big undertakings.

Those sentences, like all the other sentences in "The Art of the Deal," were ghostwritten by Tony Schwartz, who recently, in these pages, denounced Trump as pathologically unfamiliar with the notion of truth.

The idea was to go somewhere unfamiliar, a quaint notion in a city that's become effortlessly navigable, and in a world that's only as obscure as the nearest smartphone.

Since June, the Women's Legal Aid Centre, funded by One World Action, has been working in Mtabila camp training dozens of refugee volunteers in legal rights so that they can advocate on behalf of peers who, after years of being stateless and voiceless, are unfamiliar with the notion of holding authorities to account.

Or the notion that adults were unfamiliar with Veterans Day.

Cassie Zhang recounts getting lost in an unfamiliar neighborhood and having her preconceived notions challenged by a fortuitous meeting.