Sentence examples for obviously unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

It is a state of mind that Orman is obviously unfamiliar with herself.

"I have to?" Robinson said, obviously unfamiliar with the traditions and trappings of the June extravaganza, having spent the totality of his first four playoff springs at home in Seattle.

Obviously unfamiliar with being filmed and recorded, they were reticent at first, but as they began to tell their stories, their anger added a clear sense of urgency to their messages.

Whoever is raising the question of electability is obviously unfamiliar with the facts".

But if the performance itself was a bit of a mess, you had to relish the irony of one image: 84-year-old Cole, obviously unfamiliar with the tune, attempting to pass off his microphone to Billy Dee Williams, who gamely took a stab at the chorus.

Without getting into detail about the inaccuracies of the Gawker story, the source was obviously very unfamiliar with today's changes.

"Obviously we were unfamiliar with the song, but we had to hold our hands up and say there was a definite similarity in melody so we settled it amicably," said Napier.

Obviously, the conditions will be unfamiliar to England, but the process remains the same - they need to score enough runs to win the game.

What I'm having a hard time with this isn't about what Kim Burrell said, although it's obviously wildly problematic, albeit not unfamiliar, for me.

The script is salted with naughty words, obviously, but none that will be unfamiliar to your average ninth-grader.

I see the value of these approaches, but only up to a point: running is not fun, driving somewhere unfamiliar is scary, I obviously can't skateboard, walking is boring, and it is impractical to always be drunk.