Sentence examples for if unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Chaumet?" he repeated, as if unfamiliar with the name.

Rather, it is as vividly ordinary, if unfamiliar, as his 19th-century Netherlands. 19th-century Netherlands

Donald Trump's re-engineered Britain is a fascinating, if unfamiliar, place.

Any Jamaican, even if unfamiliar with postmodernist theory, would see straight away what she is doing.

But a recent trip to her ethnic, if unfamiliar, homeland fulfilled her curiosity.

The tenants, if unfamiliar with their new international landlord, learned quickly what the change would mean for them.

Such language can feel awkward, if not unfamiliar, even a bit subversive.

This will also prevent your dog from bolting off if something unfamiliar scares him suddenly.

If you notice unfamiliar transactions on statements, call your bank.

If you are unfamiliar with the Greek tipple, think Domestos.

If it's unfamiliar, it's even more soothing.