Sentence examples for exactly unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
He is not exactly unfamiliar with the dark arts.
He became, as one associate puts it, "not exactly unfamiliar with the interior of a private jet".
As the film poster would put it, deadlock just got deadlockier.For all the talk of an "earthquake", what we're seeing here is not exactly unfamiliar.
"No Way to Pick a President" is as blunt as its title, and not exactly unfamiliar: There is too much special-interest money distorting the process, Witcover says.
None of this was exactly unfamiliar — ages ago he and some boisterous friends had played among those windmills and tunnels, or somewhere similar — yet nothing told him exactly where he was.
But Hare's moving play, while telling a good, if not exactly unfamiliar story, is about many other things – including the contradictory nature of Englishness, sexual passion and the quest for the ideal.
This isn't exactly an unfamiliar -- or a difficult -- target, but Spiotta's aim is exacting.
As to your appeal for moderate egoism, that is, for common lily-livered individualism, I must tell you that I have done a lot to wipe him out - I mean, not exactly that unfamiliar spineless type, but the other bohemian type, unconcerned about his neighbour and imbued with a sense of self- sufficiency deriving from an awareness (mistaken or not) of my own strength.
As a citizen of the West, born and raised in the United States, non-stop war isn't exactly an unfamiliar premise to me.
The ignorance of that comment wasn't exactly an unfamiliar sentiment, considering he's never accepted an invitation to the city's annual Pride Parade, calling up an array of excuses every year, which is always followed by the queer community calling bullshit.
