Sentence examples for it is unaccustomed from inspiring English sources

In the more peaceful moments, Ms. McDermott gave a harsh and obdurate piece a warmth that it is unaccustomed to.

The Giants must figure out how to stop an offense that is perhaps unlike anything the N.F.L. has seen, at a pace it is unaccustomed to playing.

For an opera singer, even one as committed to new music as Ms. Flanigan, this kind of collaboration -- exploring options, creating, discarding, debating -- can be particularly exhausting because it is unaccustomed.

As I acknowledged here last month, the creation of the coalition between the centrist Liberal Party and the leftist New Democratic Party (NDP) – with the support on confidence matters of the separatist Bloq Québécois (BQ) – was indeed "an historic and somewhat unsettling development, plunging the country into the sort of instability of which it is unaccustomed".

There may be times down the road, when the child either forgets that it's attached, or is unaccustomed to wearing it on the clothing, or for some reason just doesn't realize, and tries other relaxation methods first (crying for help).

In its postwar prosperity, Japan is unaccustomed to relying on the kindness of strangers.

IT'S not as if Mr. Turnbull, an operatic tenor, is unaccustomed to overcoming adversity.

SUDAN is unaccustomed to good news.

Britain is unaccustomed to thinking of itself as wilderness.

O'Brien is unaccustomed to having a team struggle.

Van Commenee, a man who is unaccustomed to failure, is a head coach who deserves faith.