Sentence examples for exceedingly unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
So when my time finally came to leave and I relocated to a much larger and exceedingly unfamiliar place, how strange it was to find myself aching for the home that I had so admonished in my youth.
And it would be a disservice for anyone unfamiliar with Winchester's exceedingly graceful and erudite body of work to think this was a latter-day awakening to the reality of mortality borne of his health issues in recent years, which also included a bout with esophageal cancer, from which he recovered.
For those unfamiliar with the proxy voting system, it is exceedingly rare for first-year resolutions to receive support from more than one-third of voters.
She worked closely with Joyce in the exceedingly difficult task of reading and correcting proofs and with the French typesetters, who were generally unfamiliar with standard English, much less Joyce's complex wordplay and portmanteau words.
Unfamiliar surroundings bring unfamiliar hazards.
PETER SCHJELDAHL: Unfamiliar, surprising.
Define any unfamiliar terms.
The sound was unfamiliar.
