Sentence examples for completely unaccustomed from inspiring English sources

Economists also say that many Cambodian companies with the financial clout to be able to list are completely unaccustomed to the financial benefits associated with a stock market, as they are used to a culture of running businesses as family outfits.

The Creep of the Week prize doesn't come with cash, something Thain will be completely unaccustomed to.

I was still fairly new to Seattle, and after five years of living in New York City, I was completely unaccustomed to how everyone seemingly knew everyone.

Mr. Mailer called it "one of the most unpleasant episodes of my life," and said he felt "completely responsible" because Mr. Abbott was entirely unaccustomed to living in the outside world.

My soft body was entirely unaccustomed to such honest labor.

Lange: I completely agree about the unaccustomed feeling of wanting more wall text and more direction, as well as the importance of this show for creating a baseline of information for English-speakers.

Tangible and virtual retailing may meld in all sorts of unaccustomed ways.

Unaccustomed to reality-TV bullying, Bush completely melted down.

A trip to Europe had not completely melted the hearts of the children, John and Catherine Brown, who were unaccustomed to being herded through quite that many cathedrals that intently by someone with that much information at his fingertips and that many reference books in his satchel.

My shopping took a completely different direction after just a day of looking around, and I found myself gravitating towards unaccustomed shapes and outlines.

He seemed unaccustomed to speech.