Sentence examples for introduced unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Fruit growers have introduced unfamiliar species -- pepino dulce from Chile, for example, with a refreshing, melony flavor; tart, torpedo-shaped, ruby-colored tamarillos; and yellow-fleshed Zespri Gold kiwis, a welcome, zingy change from the overexposed green variety.

Mr. Pisaro, though he introduced unfamiliar sounds (tapping stones together, playing a field recording of cars along a rural road), ended up playing a long string of guitar notes, intervals and chords that sounded dry, mellow, theoretical and, finally, a little inert.

But really its kind of triteness demeans any repertory; and it's certainly no way to introduce unfamiliar dancers.

For some people that is too bothersome or tricky to install, and others have worried about introducing unfamiliar software to their devices.

Schmitt, a rival of Debussy, was setting the psalmist's praise to "the great King... Lord amid the sounding of trumpets" rather literally but, given that part of Swiss-born Fischer's mission is to introduce unfamiliar French music to the BBCNOW repertoire, it was not simply an ego trip.

For the Wii and Wii U, Nintendo included a sort of "tutorial" game — Wii Sports and Nintendoland — to introduce unfamiliar players to the controller and capabilities.

Be cautious when introducing unfamiliar horses.

Matheuz's debut with the City of Birmingham Symphony also introduced an unfamiliar Latin American composer, with the European premiere of the Mexican Enrico Chapela's Magnetar, a concerto for electric cello first performed in 2011 in Los Angeles.

What's more, as Graham describes in his post, peer-to-peer fundraising channels have the tendency to be disruptive when introduced to unfamiliar spaces and markets.

On the morning of the next day, we introduced an unfamiliar dominant pair to one of the 200-litre tanks.

Concerns about the potential biases introduced by unfamiliar types of adaptations may have led academic biostatisticians to generally be more cautious, whereas the consultant groups have more frequently simulated, designed, implemented and analyzed such designs and therefore have less concern about certain forms of potential statistical biases given past experience.