Sentence examples for only unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

But that was the only unfamiliar part of the ritual for the Patriots on Sunday.

He intuitively understood that what seems ugly now may be only unfamiliar.

But both stars were past their best; the only unfamiliar thing about the film was the Canadian setting.

Just as fascinating too – a rare glimpse into a world that is not only unfamiliar to most of us but also totally baffling.

Meanwhile, the Colts were winning a "Monday Night Football" game with a roster full of people not only unfamiliar to you but also to the Colts until, we believe, about five minutes before game time.

New research finds that people retain significantly more material — whether science, history or language — when they study it in a font that is not only unfamiliar but also hard to read.

The only acquaintance unfamiliar with the film was his old boss from the south tower.

No Yankee had faced Nieve before Saturday, and they were not the only ones unfamiliar with him.

This rather recondite issue was fought out with a ferocity that will surprise only readers unfamiliar with the internecine passions of academicians generally.

The reader's mind must be drawn cunningly out of his body to inhabit not only an unfamiliar realm of experience but an alien time.

The idea of a "football-style" supremo has been mentioned by some although presumably only those unfamiliar with the powerlessness and panic-stricken disposability of the average football manager.