Sentence examples for exactly familiar to from inspiring English sources

As distinguished as its university is, the city of Ann Arbor is not exactly familiar to Britons.

When security staff asked a man not exactly familiar with the procedure to go through X-ray screening, he did something no one could have expected.

LONDON — After a meeting with the leader of the British Labour Party, Ed Miliband, Mitt Romney referred clumsily to his host as "Mr. Leader" — prompting suggestions that the name "Miliband" is not exactly familiar across the Atlantic.

Of course, one wants and deserves a therapist who is nonjudgmental, culturally competent and curious, and if they are not exactly familiar with the Radical Faeries or the Lesbian Herstory Archives, then they should be respectfully honest about that and willing to learn up.

In other words, they're not exactly familiar animals.

On their first night at Madison Square Garden in six months, the Knicks were greeted with boos and then a few cheers by a crowd that was not exactly familiar, or necessarily reflective of their usual fan base.

Not exactly familiar with Project Ophelia?

Such was the evolution of "East Side Story". Not exactly familiar with that one?

Gotta admit, I'm not exactly familiar with the board game Monsterpocalypse, but I am familiar with the works of Tim Burton.

THE question was one familiar to Kiharu Nakamura: what exactly was a geisha?

Exactly how many of these episodes are familiar to Blaine we never find out, but we may be sure that he would approve of them all.