Sentence examples for look unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Schools on the list might look unfamiliar exactly because of what Money did right in calculating the rankings.

"She had this amazing way of making the familiar look unfamiliar," said Elizabeth Weed, the other founding editor.

Part of the uncanniness of Kelley's work lies in a process of what you might call de-representation, making familiar things look unfamiliar, the representational feel abstract.

During the testing, Mrs. Sizer corralled a group of volunteers who donned funny hats and robes -- in an effort to look unfamiliar -- and engaged in a loud argument.

Remarks: Even so the notation D is simpler than d/dx and S is simpler than the integral sign, it is the language with D,S which makes the theorem look unfamiliar.

Judy Stevens's colorful irregularly shaped wall hangings made of crocheted yarn and Franklin Evans's semi-abstract, neo-hippie mural don't look unfamiliar, but the aspiration to formal and stylistic novelty is palpable in their works, as well.

But the place looks unfamiliar.

Everything looks unfamiliar in the dark.

Such precision must have looked unfamiliar to the Patriots.

Nothing substantial had been done to alter the façade, but somehow the place looked unfamiliar.

Some even complain that when the T.O.C. looks unfamiliar, they can't locate it at all.