His decision to wedge himself into a fashion calendar glutted, as always, with unfamiliar names requires gumption.
But I suppose new tunes are always by definition unfamiliar and disturbing.
During the long span of human experimentation with food choices, the unfamiliar always posed some risk of serious toxicity.
After a small but fascinating cluster of juvenilia the show covers Picasso's Rose and Blue periods, the monumental climb to Cubism and Cubist collage, and the return to neo-Classical figuration, almost always with freshly unfamiliar works.
Widely known as someone who does not always thrive in unfamiliar surroundings, Odom struggled in Dallas, posting career lows in just about every major statistical category, including minutes (20), points (6.6), rebounds (4.4) and the aforementioned player efficiency rating (a lowly 9.2).
Although Ernaux's stripped-down prose ("writing like a knife," she has called it elsewhere) and reckless honesty are, as always, bracing, readers unfamiliar with her work might do better to begin with an earlier book, like "Cleaned Out" or "The Story of a Woman".
Females were sexually naïve and always unrelated and unfamiliar with the males with which they were tested.
It isn't always obvious to viewers unfamiliar with the game who is winning.
And yet as Papageorgiou's curious, delightful book reminds us (and as Dionne Warwick once observed), a house is not a home; it's always just a little unfamiliar, just slightly beyond our easy occupation.
