Sentence examples for largely unaccustomed from inspiring English sources

Like most immigrants, my parents settled in a country largely unaccustomed to integration and fought battles to give their children a better life - surely commendable actions?

The wandering pot-smoking westerners always preferred the term "freaks" to "hippies" and must indeed have looked like freaks to the Afghans, who were largely unaccustomed to tourists of any sort.

In pages largely unaccustomed to portraying Hamas and Hezbollah in terms other than that of armed groups locked in a to-the-death struggle with Israel, a recent report from Jerusalem opened by saying that the flotilla incident had moved the organizations to begin to "embrace civil disobedience, protest marches, lawsuits and boycotts--tactics they once dismissed".

In our study population any such correlation would probably also not have been found as patients were previously largely healthy, active young people unaccustomed to taking drugs daily.

But public schools are unaccustomed to the task, and largely ill-equipped for it.

RURAL Chadians are unaccustomed to handling large amounts of cash.

Lessees were unaccustomed to mobilizing large amounts of capital.

I expected that some would object to my participation in an annual forum that is largely comprised of softball questions to a leader unaccustomed to being challenged.

The republican movement, largely Catholic, favors closer links with Ireland and is unaccustomed to being lectured to by an Irish prime minister.

He seemed unaccustomed to speech.

Children cry in the unaccustomed cold.