Sentence examples for probably unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

So that's our probability of p. That equation is probably unfamiliar.

Most of the names on the above cladogram are probably unfamiliar to most people.

This necessitates extra rehearsal time, especially given that the operas are probably unfamiliar to the performers.

Few listeners would have begrudged Mr. Domingo the assistance of his scores in what was probably unfamiliar repertory.

While the East River flooded most of the authority's affected lines, the G was felled by the waters of Newtown Creek, a crossing probably unfamiliar to most riders.

"The work I saw was beautiful, and I thought, if it's unfamiliar to me, it's probably unfamiliar to a lot of people in New Jersey and New York".

Many of those rules are still in circulation, but a surprising number will probably be unfamiliar even to veteran sticklers.

Playing in front of so many fans this early in the season probably feels unfamiliar to the Knicks.

Freeman probably remains unfamiliar with parts of the Minnesota offense and could rely heavily on Peterson's no-nonsense ground game.

The rectangular shape outlined in deep red that dominates the painting, a copy of "Red on Maroon," will probably seem unfamiliar to those who have seen Rothkos in American museums.

In addition to the Ives, Martinu's "La Revue de Cuisine" — a chamber work with a variety of solo parts and shifting time signatures that Mr. Cumming ventured would have appealed to Ives himself — will probably be unfamiliar to many concertgoers.