Sentence examples for even unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Ice attracted a whole new audience when he started touring again, some who were even unfamiliar with his more mainstream sound.

His days are about to become even more unfamiliar.

Odd names became quickly familiar, even to unfamiliar ears.

Instead, they're confronted with something even more unfamiliar and much uglier: winning without pride.

Any Jamaican, even if unfamiliar with postmodernist theory, would see straight away what she is doing.

Even viewers unfamiliar with Vacher may see an element of Keatonesque slapstick.

When tested, they were able to do the task even when unfamiliar numbers of things were introduced.

But even those unfamiliar with the place and its past will find wonder in this part of the world.

Even those unfamiliar with "The Brothers Karamazov," Dostoyevsky's last novel, would have understood the primary emotions of each character.

Even more unfamiliar, though, may have been the students' quiet play and earnest concentration, all without the involvement of an electronic device.

But the school's working farm, replete with clucking hens, beef cattle, acres of vegetables and a prodigious number of earthworms, proved to be even more unfamiliar turf.