Sentence examples for their unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources

Their unfamiliarity with life in Britain makes them doubly vulnerable.

It is their unfamiliarity with concrete that opens the way for amateur construction and material corruption.

So England had prevailed spectacularly in "Indian" conditions despite their unfamiliarity.

Their destination was all too apparent and so was their unfamiliarity with the New York transit system.

The main issue with the paper ballots will be their unfamiliarity to voters, not the technology itself.

A young pitcher like Niese may be able to befuddle hitters the first time around, but the second time, they lose the advantage that comes with their unfamiliarity.

D'Antoni suggested that the Knicks should play like the Heat earlier in the season and compensate for their unfamiliarity with hustle and energy.

An imam who lives there speaks of non-Western Muslims who are "slow to integrate," owing to their unfamiliarity with the language and the life.

Yet the allied forces had underestimated the preparations of the Ottoman forces and their unfamiliarity with the harsh terrain also worked against them.

Collins dropped a couple of other snaps, although his fumbles and two others by Jason Garrett were probably the result of their unfamiliarity with a third-string center who was filling in for the injured Dusty Zeigler and Jason Whittle.

However, the nobles' performance was hampered by their unfamiliarity with the spirit of bulls from other areas, causing their lackeys (assistants on foot)—who daringly maneuvered the bulls by dragging capes before the animals to gain greater experience and fame.