Sentence examples for Very unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

"Poverty is still a very unfamiliar word in Japan".

"It seemed unprecedented and very unfamiliar to the pilots".

These guys are totally at ease in a very unfamiliar situation for us.

"A lot of the objects will be very unfamiliar to people," he says.

Just a familiar face in a trademark white suit, standing in a very unfamiliar spot.

So too is bringing Jos Buttler into the team, albeit in a very unfamiliar role.

TORONTO — The filmmaker Lynn Shelton is drawn to stories of familiar people who find themselves in very excruciatingly unfamiliar situations.

It's a very distinct paradigm, unfamiliar to most people who haven't studied science.

People with the condition can become very disoriented by unfamiliar surroundings.

Architects also are constantly faced with code and union problems that restrict the application of materials that are very new and unfamiliar".

"They are largely unfamiliar, very graphic and many of them minutely detailed," said Joan Cummins, the museum's curator of Asian art, who has collaborated with Ms. Bernstein on the initiative.