Sentence examples for seeming unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources

Beyond local business owners pleased by the surge in tourist spending, many Taiwanese openly complain about the mainlanders' seeming unfamiliarity with the notion of the indoor voice, a collective disdain for the single-file line and their insistence on asking complete strangers their incomes.

Industrial Berlin cityscapes become overbearingly emotional, strangely nostalgic despite seeming unfamiliarity.

The operator's distance from the disaster & seeming unfamiliarity with it made relating the incidents nearly impossible.

And now also - because of the film - the characters' seeming unfamiliarity with the phenomenon of possession.

It is precisely her lack of experience, seeming unfamiliarity with important issues and, yes, her family life that make her an asset to John McCain.

For the Yankees' hitters, it seems, unfamiliarity breeds contempt, or at least confusion.

Unfamiliarity seems to trigger more self-explanations and to stimulate students to reactivate relevant biomedical knowledge, which could lead to the development of more coherent representations of diseases.

The results regarding the neural representations of personal familiarity or unfamiliarity seem to identify a component in the neural system that comprises some essential aspect of normal face recognition and therefore may underlie the Capgras delusion.

Lee Cox, from Swindon, was a conscientious holding midfielder and Ronan Murray, from Ipswich, eager on the right but Jason Banton (Crystal Palace) and especially Reuben Reid (Yeovil) seemed happy to use unfamiliarity as an excuse for holding back.

The discrepancy between healthcare professionals and the general population regarding the solution to resolving conflicts surrounding EOL treatment decisions seems to reflect the unfamiliarity of the hospital ethics committee and its role.

With money, it seems, it is not familiarity, but unfamiliarity that breeds contempt.