Sentence examples for nothing unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Nothing unfamiliar or new here.

Nothing unfamiliar about the material or its reception.

Unlike "Antigone" (which they would get to later), there was nothing unfamiliar about the story.

Nothing unfamiliar: it has been said by British liberals from George Orwell onwards.

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Crossing the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers heading east brings both a sense of home and of disappointment to Easterners: there's nothing unfamiliar left, really.

There is nothing radical or unfamiliar in the text, and yet it is a firm setting out of the problem in all its complexity and perils.

My basic view of the world is that right next to the world we live in, the one we're all familiar with, is a world we know nothing about, an unfamiliar world that exists concurrently with our own.

Is Lynch setting up a cascade of satisfying resolutions with this litany of drawn-out nothings, repetition, and unfamiliar names and faces?

Nothing here is entirely unfamiliar: the title track creates a junkyard racket in the manner of Tom Waits, December Rains borrows its atmosphere from the noirish vocoder pop beloved of David Lynch.

Benteke may have privately felt he was on a hiding to nothing playing in an unfamiliar side against League Two opponents – normally the trial match comes before the multi-million pound transfer – but to begin at the beginning Benteke's name drew warm applause from the home crowd when it was announced before kick-off.