Sentence examples for just not familiar from inspiring English sources

"I'm just not familiar with the details," Mr. Bloomberg said.

When asked whether his donation to the Independence Party should have been subject to political contribution limits, Mr. Bloomberg said: "I'm just not familiar with the details.

A lot of people are just not familiar with Pepe as he lives as a comic book persona – kind of a more simple-minded, chill frog.

You danced!" Rich Sommer [who plays his agency colleague Harry Crane] sent me this thing, this little blurb — I'm sure there's a term for it, and I'm just not familiar with — but it's a little online snippet where it's the dancing clip, sped up.

Patricia M. Logue, a senior counsel and family law expert for the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund, a national gay rights group, said the pediatricians' support was important because "a lot of the problem out there is that people are just not familiar with our families and they operate out of fear".

And I'm just not familiar with that at all", (patient ID: M-65-ACO).

I'm ready to buy, but I'm just not very familiar with this art scene".

The use of "husband" and "wife" for a same-sex spouse still gives many pause – if only because it's just not that familiar.

A big problem with avatars in VR and video games more broadly relates to a problem called the "uncanny valley," a term that refers to when a digital human avatar ends up appearing really unsettling because it's realistic, but just not quite familiar enough.

I think what I didn't understand came from just not being familiar with the language syntax most of the time".

But he just wasn't familiar with some of the aspects of this legislation.