Sentence examples for it unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Transportation planners defended the design, saying that the intersection was actually safer than several others in the city, even if its unique status made it unfamiliar to local drivers.

He also makes it unfamiliar again.

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

The violence at the Pulse was on a scale never before seen in the US, but that doesn't make it unfamiliar.

By no means is it unfamiliar territory for filmmakers to address life's monotony or attempt naturalism in their work.

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].

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

"The work I saw was beautiful, and I thought, if it's unfamiliar to me, it's probably unfamiliar to a lot of people in New Jersey and New York".

"Periphery" makes the listener uncomfortable not because it's unfamiliar but because it's too familiar.

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").

It was also slowed down because it picked unfamiliar technology.