Sentence examples for apparent unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources
It was, of course, an apparent unfamiliarity with grocery scanners that led the public in 1992 to perceive Mr. Bush's father, President Bush, as out of touch.
His mocking sarcasm — and apparent unfamiliarity with how common such practices are in international trade — wiped at least $6 billion off the value of Mechel securities.
"Recently, we've seen several cases of freelancers' apparent unfamiliarity with provisions of the Ethical Journalism policy... despite the vetting system we put in place last spring to try to ensure that they would be aware of the policy," they wrote.
Reichenbach's apparent unfamiliarity at the time with the English language literature on relativity is notable and unfortunate.
Yet Simpson's comments to ICI reflect an apparent unfamiliarity with the history and foundation of Social Security.
Trump's apparent unfamiliarity with buying groceries falls in line with the sad fact that the wealthy and famous are often out of touch with the world of us plebeians Trump's good friend Tom Brady tried his first strawberry at the age of 40, Hillary Clinton hasn't driven a car since 1996, and multiple celebrities legitimately believe the earth is flat.
Industrial Berlin cityscapes become overbearingly emotional, strangely nostalgic despite seeming unfamiliarity.
Their destination was all too apparent and so was their unfamiliarity with the New York transit system.
However, it is rarely used in clinical practice for a number of reasons, including its apparent lack of relevance to clinicians and their unfamiliarity with it.
Unfamiliarity breeds outrage.
Unfamiliarity has bred suspicion.
