Sentence examples for see unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
We see unfamiliar water-level views of Manhattan and its environs, including the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, ruined buildings and factories, and stretches of beach and sandbars.
Whether by walking through the parks and streets, or looking through a surprising peephole opened by the state-run news media, you can see unfamiliar and intriguing scenes everywhere.
It has been startling for me to look in the corner of the room during class and see unfamiliar faces.
In some videos, they saw familiar chimpanzees either yawning or resting, and in others they saw unfamiliar chimpanzees doing the same thing.
Through June 12 Sometimes you walk into exhibitions in the China Institute's two small galleries and you can't quite believe what you're seeing: unfamiliar examples of ancient art of a kind and quality you would otherwise have to travel deep into China to find.
Last year another jury determined that there was nothing wrong with using valuable information overheard when a friend was speaking on the telephone.In yet another case decided last year, a jury found for workers at an Illinois railyard who had bought shares in their company after seeing unfamiliar people in suits looking around.
New York dance lovers had an opportunity to see an unfamiliar company in an unfamiliar choreographic version of a popular work when the Ballet de l'Opera de Bordeaux danced Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" on Sunday afternoon at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College.
But it is reassuring to see that unfamiliar names routinely gatecrash the party.
A decade ago, brain scanning revealed regions in the visual cortex that become flushed when we see an unfamiliar object or scene — a clock, a landscape.
A decade ago, brain scanning revealed regions in the visual cortex that become flushed when we see an unfamiliar object or scene a clock, a landscape.
You can live with a person, have an affair with a person, and still suddenly see an unfamiliar flash, like the belly of a fish in the shallows, there and gone.
