Sentence examples for certainly unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

It is certainly unfamiliar.

That is certainly unfamiliar territory for Oregon State, which has sold out its season tickets for the first time.

If there is an overriding sense with Arsenal of having seen this all before, then this is certainly unfamiliar territory for the defending champions.

The sound of the Leicestershire victory song, Fields of Grace Road, ringing out across Chelmsford after the end of a 37-match winless streak, and their first away victory since 2010, was certainly unfamiliar, though.

These three women lived thousands of miles apart and were almost certainly unfamiliar with one another's work, yet they shared a visual language that had very different meanings for each.

It is certainly unfamiliar to anyone who accepts at face value the usual rigid caricature of the Englishman in India, presented over and over again in films and television dramas, of the imperialist incarnate: the narrow-minded sahib in a sola topee, dressing for dinner in the jungle while raising a disdainful nose at both the people and the culture of India.

It will certainly give people unfamiliar with his obsessive, history-driven aesthetic an inaccurate sense of his art, and this is indeed a form of damage.

She is certainly not an unfamiliar figure within the party however, having served at the heart of government as a special advisor to the current interim leader Harriet Harman and former Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt, playing a key role in the introduction of the smoking ban.

These apps will probably result in some music discovery for you; they've certainly led me to unfamiliar bands.

Despite these problems, "Pacific Crucible" will certainly inform the reader unfamiliar with the often frightening early months of America's Pacific ordeal.

The effect was freakish and theatrical, perhaps calculatedly so: it certainly gave a viewer unfamiliar with the big picture of Chinese art a dramatic point of entry.