Sentence examples for clearly unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

A large chunk of New York is clearly unfamiliar with the word "salad".

An inscription in partly deciphered Chinese ideograms running around the neck is traced in hesitant characters by a hand clearly unfamiliar with the script.

LAST week in Rye, drivers who had just parked were clearly unfamiliar with the high-tech parking pay station installed over the summer.

Clearly unfamiliar with the complexities of this case, Mr Rozenberg simply and uncritically reproduces the judge's sentencing remarks in a circular argument that Sir Jeremy Cooke got it right.

Sloan said in an e-mail that O'Donnell, her staff and her lawyers were "clearly unfamiliar with the law".

It's not that he was an upset victim -- that role was reserved for eighth-seeded Sébastian Grosjean, who showed rust from his injury layoff in his straight-set loss to Mariano Zabaleta -- but Sampras was clearly in unfamiliar territory after his 6-4, 7-6 (4), 7-6 (6) victory against Julien Boutter.

One-fifth of all aquatic habitats were recorded in plots with which CORPs clearly appeared unfamiliar, and over 90% of these were located behind fences [ 39].

Could this clearly gifted but unfamiliar young man really be America's savior, they silently ask?

I am able to confess now, the 13 blow-ups rattled me, brought up unfamiliar feelings and clearly threw me.

Yet again, the resentment is evident when people are confronted with the unfamiliar, and it is clearly time for New Yorkers to become familiar with current substance abuse and alcohol treatment.

And although Mr. Cunningham has sometimes puzzled dancegoers unfamiliar with his choreography, "Summerspace" clearly delighted the State Theater audience, which greeted it with deserved enthusiasm.