Sentence examples for appears unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Item somehow both too large and too small; designer appears unfamiliar with general shape of human-woman torso.

Collins ventured that the President appears unfamiliar with the spending cap, passed in 2011, called the Budget Control Act.

His opening speech, in which he appears unfamiliar with the word "Churchill" is a showstopper, as is the moment when he praises William Cowper for being able to write both verses and poetry, and a scene at dinner where he professes he has never seen peas before.

But Mr. Corzine, who was not present at the time, appeared unfamiliar with that particular meeting.

The Labour leader appeared unfamiliar with some of the words and occasionally looked around to the other children for guidance.

But Mr. Hagel's stumbling caused heartburn inside the administration because it made him appear unfamiliar with his brief.

Most people in this town of 23,830 — like the British, the local authorities keep precise records — appear unfamiliar with Orwell.

The same day, Mr. Barrett also met with Vice President Dick Cheney and raised the issue, but Mr. Cheney appeared unfamiliar with it, Intel officials said.

The same day, Mr. Barrett also met with Mr. Cheney and raised the issue, but Mr. Cheney appeared unfamiliar with it, Intel officials have said.

Sometimes, the inspectors appeared unfamiliar with complex dishes like terrine and kimchi, Ms. Meltz said, and on one occasion, she believed that an inspector was disrespectful to her because of her gender.

On environmental issues, Mr. Bush appeared unfamiliar with an administration report delivered to Congress on Wednesday that indicated that emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases were the only likely explanation for global warming over the last three decades.