Sentence examples for otherwise familiar from inspiring English sources

Fear was the cayenne in that otherwise familiar stew.

They make sense as ham-handed attempts to add fresh trinkets to an otherwise familiar experience.

The posting tools mimic Snapchat, but they're built right into an otherwise familiar app.

Don't think of them as merely a sublime touch, or a way to freshen an otherwise familiar scene.

Were they concerned that some children would be confused by new words for otherwise familiar objects or actions?

In an otherwise familiar bit criticizing social media and smartphones, Mr. Black offered a sweeping history of technological change, a context that gave weight to his passionate excess.

She's pretty much a hoot, the life of an otherwise drearily familiar party.

Today Guangdong's dancers bring something new to movement that would otherwise look familiar.

Tristano taught simple ways of solving puzzles that come up in improvising — for instance, ways of adding flatted fifths and minor ninths to otherwise too familiar chord sequences.

And like some of the best retreats, this one is all the more enchanting because it occurs exactly in a place that is otherwise so familiar.

Ms. Richardson argues that Napster actually spurs CD sales by enabling users to sample artists with whom they might not otherwise be familiar, often resulting in the purchase of a CD.