Sentence examples for find it unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

When introduced to portfolio learning most students find it unfamiliar and difficult and benefit greatly from some instruction in the theory and method of portfolio learning [ 2, 3].

He still finds it unfamiliar, being affectionate with Youssef in public.

Once awake, it is noticeably different software from rivals – which may mean would-be purchasers trying it briefly instore find it too unfamiliar.

Describing the individual sensations of respiratory discomfort is, however, unfamiliar territory; most people find it harder to describe exactly what breathing sensation they feel.

"I think the students found it a little unfamiliar".

The term "steady relationship" was received in different ways: some found it appropriate, compared with alternatives, but others found it " weighted" or unfamiliar (" it sounded American").

I'm a firm believer that it's only when you find yourself in unfamiliar situations with unfamiliar faces that you can learn who you really are.

It's not often you find an unfamiliar style of wine hitting the shelves at Christmas but, thanks to the discounters, 2015 seems to be all about ice wine (or icewine, if you're Canadian).