Sentence examples for seems unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

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

Valentino seems unfamiliar, I begin to realise, with the concept of an interview as an investigation of ideas.

On many nights, Carlson's viewers watch what looks like a mismatch, as he interrogates some liberal opponent who seems unfamiliar with television — and, sometimes, unfamiliar with politics.

Many end with some successful competitor plummeting in the standings after vainly trying to negotiate with a horse that seems unfamiliar not only to its rider, but to the experience of being ridden at all.

The senator, who seems unfamiliar with basic reporting requirements, should know that the word "alleged" is used in relation to a criminal offence, if the offence is one that has not been proven.

Outside of the fact that most of the stadium seems unfamiliar with the rules of American football and the gentleman that stormed onto the field and did a jig in Notre Dame's end zone, the whole event has gone off without a hitch – well, it's not going great for Navy.

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

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

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

The music has an immediacy that makes it seem unfamiliar.

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