Sentence examples for slightly unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
The ethnicity of the characters, and the slightly unfamiliar ring of lines like "He say, 'Come here, little man.
But the opposition's parliamentary gains and the losses by the Cambodia People's Party have put Mr. Hun Sen in "slightly unfamiliar territory," Mr. Chandler said.
On the barrows there's fruit and veg – four caulis for £1 late on Saturday afternoons – and masses of familiar bathroom and kitchen brands in slightly unfamiliar packs.
Seinfeld still has the dependable alchemy that transmutes ordinariness – or at any rate a slightly unfamiliar American ordinariness – into comedy gold.
Still, on Saturday afternoon Ailey's "Night Creature" looked like its sly familiar self, even with Alicia J. Graf giving the work a slightly unfamiliar twist.
Johnson and Schilling were going to skip their scheduled starts here to keep St . Louisat least slightly unfamiliar with Arizona's best pitchers now that the postseason is looming.
The problem, according to two-times gold medallist and BBC commentator Shirley Robertson, is that Ainslie finds himself in a slightly different and unfamiliar situation.
"Everything was pretty unfamiliar and slightly overwhelming," he said.
The niche audience accustomed to world cinema accepts subtitles, slightly longer films and unfamiliar actors.
And yet as Papageorgiou's curious, delightful book reminds us (and as Dionne Warwick once observed), a house is not a home; it's always just a little unfamiliar, just slightly beyond our easy occupation.
It's not hard but can be a little fiddly and getting to your final destination may require a change or two, which is always slightly confusing in an unfamiliar city.
