Sentence examples for a rather unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

As the Mets walked back to their clubhouse at Citi Field on Thursday, a day of work complete, they heard a rather unfamiliar noise: cheers.

Mr. Gingrich's campaign, which has surely done the same math as NPR, has complained to the Florida G.O.P., and consequently left me in a rather unfamiliar position.

Not only did the move strengthen the Rockets, it forced the Lakers into a rather unfamiliar position: losing out on a superstar free agent because he didn't want to play with them.

Then, in 2011, playing a rather unfamiliar version of himself as an arrogant and disgruntled actor in Ricky Gervais's Life's Too Short, his face became familiar, and then ubiquitous.

British politics is a rather unfamiliar landscape at the moment: the share of voters who back none of the main parties is expected to reach an all-time high at this year's elections.

When only throat infections were considered, tonsillectomy was a procedure rather unfamiliar to oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

What makes them stand out is, of course, that his canvases consist of not fabric, but the obsolete media format of floppy disks (if that term is unfamiliar to you—a rather depressing thought check Wikipedia's entry).

This is a situation which is rather unfamiliar to modern science practice.

A citizen of the U.N.W. must take pride in the whole world; a man will have to pledge allegiance not only to a national flag but to a universal banner, the colors of which will be rather unfamiliar.

"I am rather unfamiliar with this role as well, as it is quite new to me.

Lorenzo Rudolf, the director of ArtStage, said he felt it was important to organize such trips for collectors who are still rather unfamiliar with Indonesian art.