Sentence examples for not that familiar from inspiring English sources

That's not really a problem here, because Ms. Hedren was not that familiar a movie star.

"In the 1970's, people were not that familiar with Indian food," Mr. Wadud said.

Nearly a quarter of Democrats and two-fifths of Independents say they are still not that familiar with Sanders.

For some reason (and I am not that familiar with the laws of leprechaun lore), without it Og will become a mere mortal.

Mr. Guillory gives the mediator an understated dignity and intelligence, along with the tones and accent of an educated black man, which were probably not that familiar to C. P. and his fellow Klansmen.

I have to admit to being not that familiar with the work of Mahler and Schmuckler - though I have heard some of Schmuckler's music.

They're not all that familiar with actors.

Inmates on death row were not all that familiar with the details of either.

I soon discovered that the major challenge for me was not that I wasn't familiar with game theory.

It's not that Stiglitz is not familiar with financial regulation at a fairly sophisticated level.

RICKMAN -- I wasn't that familiar with it.