Sentence examples for how unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

The staff at Momofuku Ko cooks what is delivered no matter how unfamiliar.

She likes the making-strange of everyday life, illustrating "how unfamiliar even the familiar can become".

How unfamiliar, to feel my privilege, my relative ease, as a disabled man.

No matter how unfamiliar the plants might be, the mushrooms are much the same the world over.

What was most striking about that first week is how unfamiliar the situation was (including, obviously, to the President), and how real the possibility of disarray.

Therefore, while preparing to interview her for her latest film, it was surprising to discover how unfamiliar I was with much of her previous work.

Smokers were cautious when the ban was new, unsure how this unfamiliar law would play out.

For example, Inagaki and Hatano (1991) found that Japanese children as young as six used their knowledge of humans to make guesses about how relatively unfamiliar organisms (a rabbit, a grasshopper, or a tulip) would react in novel situations.

But when I first watched it, I was surprised by how much was unfamiliar.

The scarcity drives up health care costs as hospitals turn to more expensive substitutes and must spend time and money teaching staff how to use unfamiliar drugs.

If one is to explain to others how a particular, unfamiliar dish should be made, I think one must try to get it right".