Sentence examples for seemed unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

The book seemed unfamiliar to him, so he opened it.

He posed the question first to Mr. Liu, who seemed unfamiliar with the debate.

"Maybe then the U.S. Open was more of an event that seemed unfamiliar.

She seemed unfamiliar with them when pressed to explain deductions under cross-examination.

At some recent campaign stops, a number of voters seemed unfamiliar with the candidates or indifferent.

A portion of the crowd seemed unfamiliar with the songs from Kiss, which is understandable.

That phrase — extracurricular activities — may seem unfamiliar to Indian students.

That may seem unfamiliar to people". he told Sky News.

The music has an immediacy that makes it seem unfamiliar.

Suspense is a concept with which current blockbuster directors seem unfamiliar.

And the concept of solitude itself seems unfamiliar in southern Italy.