Sentence examples for but unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources

With money, it seems, it is not familiarity, but unfamiliarity that breeds contempt.

He had made nine changes from the side that started against South Africa but unfamiliarity did not explain Wales's myriad mistakes.

Readers who are not familiar with ancient Greek texts will most likely feel a bit alienated by all this, but unfamiliarity is, perhaps, the point.

But injuries, unfamiliarity with teammates, simple disregard or some other combination has made the assimilation process take longer than expected.

It may seem weird that your human boss could be replaced by a computer, but that unfamiliarity is likely to be soothed by the freedom of the work that you will be able to do in the future.

But your unfamiliarity with GE culture led to the implication that inflexibility is the reason why we do not permit one group within the company to be compensated with a different equity currency than their colleagues.

But this unfamiliarity has definitely weighed on my mind.

This worse performance, however, points less to a decrement in the ability to generally recognize emotions but to unfamiliarity with virtual faces.

But it is unfamiliarity with the system, more than his health, that Green blames for his slow start.

The challenge for the Topper archaeologists, as for others making pre-Clovis discoveries, is not only the ambiguity of the evidence, but also its unfamiliarity.

Last but not least, unfamiliarity with the topic and the discourse of the target community can provide the foundation of plagiarism (Flowerdew and Li, 2007; Pecorari, 2003).