Sentence examples for quite unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

The geopolitics of an energy surplus world will be quite unfamiliar.

In the meantime, the Liverpool No 10 was moving the ball about in directions with which Hector Bellerin was quite unfamiliar.

Most events of moment are eventually defined by single words that were once quite unfamiliar — perestroika, arbitrage, Tiananmen, dotcom — but which endless retellings have rendered mundane.

As difficult as this and the related problems raised by Block are, it is important to notice an interesting difference between the relatively familiar behavioral case and a quite unfamiliar, potentially quite obscure functionalist one.

My own attempts to do this have deepened my respect for scientific journalists, who have to assimilate quickly, with a looming deadline, topics with which they may be quite unfamiliar.

"The reception was almost like I'd won coming back in, which was special," she said, beaming in a way that was quite unfamiliar to those who have followed her round the point-to-point circuit this winter, who have generally caught her in a mood of either quiet determination or occasional ruefulness.

We found that in particular regulating services, and some provisioning ones, are quite well recognized by substance specialists, but are sometimes rather unfamiliar to the general public.

"I am rather unfamiliar with this role as well, as it is quite new to me.

"I think KP found himself in quite an unfamiliar situation at the start of this tour.

But in neither case was I disturbed by the resemblance, or by a feeling that somebody quite new and unfamiliar was being created by actresses on film.

This type of open and connected thinking and operating is quite different and unfamiliar for the well-polished, self-assured, mature adult that is golf.