Sentence examples for still unaccustomed from inspiring English sources

For an organization still unaccustomed to consensus-building, the circle arrangements presented some frustrations.

Over all, while China is making "an enormous and positive contribution to Africa's development," he said, it is still unaccustomed to the dynamics of some African democracies.

"Believe or not, a lot of people are still unaccustomed to buying something digital, where you're not getting a physical good".

Players at the time were still unaccustomed to controlling a complex array of movements via a video game controller — those of the character, the camera and the weapon.

When your child is in the baby pool, you are nonplussed when a 14-month-old who doesn't share your last name uses your breasts as handles to steady himself as he navigates the slippery floor on two legs still unaccustomed to supporting his weight.

And while she has for many years thrust herself before TV cameras, he still seems unaccustomed to them.

Even though these neighborhoods are still expensive to anyone unaccustomed to New York prices, they're affordable relative to the gayest parts of Manhattan.

The next morning, he awoke to unaccustomed stillness.

An outfit unaccustomed to penury still needs to save £100m a year.

The Fire Still Burns He is handling unaccustomed defeat with a fierce competitiveness and solitary resolve.

Teenagers and young adults, crucial to the health of movie exhibition, are increasingly unaccustomed to sitting still for two hours in a theater, studio executives say.