Sentence examples for think unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

Some might think unfamiliar traditions at St . Albans Schooland the University of Virginia are "peculiar".

On the one hand, Bellamy takes critics to task for not using their bully pulpits (mainly, he suggests, online ones) to discuss in detail the movies that he thinks unfamiliar enough to require explication and justification.

But the rescue committee's lessons proved useful, forcing him to think about unfamiliar interview questions like "What's your main fault?" He has been coached to turn that into a positive, saying he worked too much when he ran his own computer business in Baghdad.

I just wish we could have seen the game perform a little better… Tekken 6 has a lot to offer, including a massive roster, refined gameplay, plenty of modes, online multiplayer and an absurd amount of character customization options…With that said, Tekken fans will certainly gobble it up and I think gamers unfamiliar with the franchise should give it a shot.

I think that the unfamiliar is the bump.

QUESTION FROM ANN: Do you think that someone unfamiliar with the contemporary history of Israel can appreciate this novel?

If the name sounds unfamiliar, think of it as the same company that established a joint venture with Advanced Micro Devices for its foundry business, now called Globalfoundries.

I think many people are unfamiliar with the Constitution — and it can only help to have people better educated.

I think many people are unfamiliar with the Constitution and it can only help to have people better educated.

I think teams that are unfamiliar with Crouch struggle to deal with him massively as he's such an unusual type of player.

The closest I came was a few months ago, when the new Delicious owners reached out to me about providing "vision", but I think they were just unfamiliar with my oeuvre.