Sentence examples for considers unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

In depicting the horrors of slavery, Tarantino underlines a historical record that, I imagine, he considers unfamiliar — but seems to take a strange, furtive pleasure in doing so.

Today we consider the unfamiliar horse.

Decimal values (e.g., 0.1) were universally considered as unfamiliar and too difficult for most people to understand.

DCEs are cognitively demanding and typically require participants to consider several unfamiliar concepts.

These control birds had no experience with any of the other ravens and thus were considered as "unfamiliar" individuals.

They "became disappointed" — one child even stated that the robot was "learning-disabled". (This shouldn't be unfamiliar — consider the widespread derision and disappointment inspired by Siri, Apple's "intelligent personal assistant").

There is little design direction, or time and incentive, for product development teams to consider this emerging, unfamiliar market.

Therefore, when studying human landscape preferences, it is important to compare them with landscapes that respondents consider familiar and unfamiliar (exotic).

Migrants were mostly considered to be unfamiliar with the organization of the health care system in Sweden or to have little knowledge of how it works.

If you are thinking of starting a business in a field that you are unfamiliar with, consider getting a second job in that field before taking the plunge.

This year's overlapping program categories are marvelously intriguing; if you're going to take a gamble on an unfamiliar artist, consider trying someone who has been vetted by this festival's smart co-curators, Lili Chopra and Simon Dove.