Sentence examples for less familiar than from inspiring English sources

And some are less familiar than others.

As a scientific theory and practice, agroforestry is less familiar than other farming systems in Bulgaria.

Nevertheless, the journey from Paris to Cognac is less familiar than many.

— for animal surgery is less familiar than that for bike tires.

The scale and toll of industrial fishing is far less familiar than even the scale and toll of industrial farming.

With three recorded versions currently available, "Jubilee" is today Chadwick's best-known composition, but less familiar than it should be.

For nonacademics, self-compassion is a less familiar concept than self-esteem or self-confidence.

Scott meant no disrespect to the Chargers, winners of 11 straight, but he wanted a less familiar opponent than the Colts, who hosted the Jets in late December.

"Romanesque" is a less familiar term than "Classical," "Gothic," or "Renaissance" because of the historical circumstances under which it entered artistic terminology.

One night at a dinner party, Regina trails the older woman out the back door and kisses her, and we find ourselves on a less familiar campus than we'd thought.

Their crosshatched paintings, done on the bark of eucalyptus trees, are less familiar, however, than the "dot and circle" paintings by the people of the central Australian desert that are widely associated with the term Aboriginal.