Sentence examples for less familiar ones from inspiring English sources
A less technical example of this is when in the 1960s a creative chef kick-started a sushi craze across the United States after putting the ingredients his customers found most familiar on the outside and the less familiar ones, like seaweed, on the inside.
The restaurants were chosen to represent the most popular ethnic foods as well as a few less familiar ones.
It included familiar species, like chinstrap penguins, as well as less familiar ones, like aquatic worms and soft corals.
Mr. Burge performed the music of well-known modern composers like George Crumb, Arnold Schoenberg, Luciano Berio and Vincent Persichetti alongside that of less familiar ones: Coriún Aharonián, David Chaitkin, Kamran Ince, Akira Miyoshi, Graciela Paraskevaidis and Ann Silsbee.
But it will be dwarfed by the spending power of merely affluent households, which will double to €90 billion and account for 70% of luxury consumption.Veteran consumers are moving from very famous brands to somewhat less familiar ones.
If those ideas have seeped into daily conversation, dozens of other, less familiar ones have helped lay the foundations of modern sociology and are still invoked in today's battles over the nature of scientific truth.
By combining familiar leadership roles with a less familiar one, he expanded his authority; by giving existing practices a new history, he reoriented them; by assigning a new cause to existing problems, he resolved them.
The other voice, the less familiar one, belongs to Charline Spektor, who is an owner of three BookHampton shops in the East End -- one here in East Hampton, one in Southampton and one in Sag Harbor -- as well as of a company that produces audio cassettes of books read aloud.
Capture A more frequently used schema captures or takes over from a similar but less familiar one [19]; for example, if an imaging routine involves looking at the left flank after the right flank, and the patient points to a mass in the mid abdomen that is seen after looking at the right flank, the left flank can be missed.
Especially when they invoke familiar tropes--like boys playing ball--and villainize less familiar ones--like boys playing with dolls.
