Sentence examples for because it was unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Because it was unfamiliar territory?

José Muñoz, 25, a student who stood with him, said a Qaeda bombing was infinitely more frightening because it was unfamiliar and extended well beyond the control of the Spanish government, which had successfully tightened its grip on ETA.

He said he "fell in love" with the object because it was unfamiliar to him.

The psychological impact of a shrinking economy may be huge precisely because it is unfamiliar.

It can be easy to fall into cliché, because it is unfamiliar territory and we look for things we recognise.

The theory is that new music is often unpalatable because it is unfamiliar and that a second hearing will yield, if not hummable tunes, then at least a modicum of understanding.

The passive-home standard, perhaps because it's unfamiliar to many officials who create efficiency stimulus programs, is eligible for few direct government subsidies, despite the fact that homes using it can be up to 80 percent more energy-efficient, over all, than standard new houses and consume just 10 percent of the heating and cooling energy.

Don't be afraid to consider a nontraditional career path just because it is unfamiliar to you, your adviser, your family, or your peers.

Something is not inherently bad simply because it's unfamiliar.

"Periphery" makes the listener uncomfortable not because it's unfamiliar but because it's too familiar.

Rowing machine Many people avoid the rowing machine because it's unfamiliar.