Sentence examples for this unfamiliarity from inspiring English sources

Almost inevitably, this unfamiliarity resulted in a slow start to our season.

Perhaps it was this unfamiliarity that contributed to the film's failure on first release, a bruising experience that helped make it Charles Laughton's sole directorial credit.

Rather than being an obstacle, this unfamiliarity has enriched my teaching: the students here have helped me to see my subject with fresh eyes.

This unfamiliarity with the group members may have led some participants to not share their open opinions.

However, the potential effect of this unfamiliarity with listening strategies by the members of the control group could not be reduced.

This unfamiliarity didn't worry Jagger or Stewart.

This and the unfamiliarity of most of the works — some hundred and twenty monotypes, from museums and collections worldwide, augmented with more conventional pictures — make the show special, in both the good and the pejorative senses.

Readers who are not familiar with ancient Greek texts will most likely feel a bit alienated by all this, but unfamiliarity is, perhaps, the point.

Perhaps this basic unfamiliarity with the rhythms of the longer distance might even explain the constant music inside the Olympic Stadium while the race was run, the bizarre techno-thump that accompanied what is the most Zen-like and monkish of all track races, in London soundtracked by a timpani of worthless electronic music.

Our lack of participation negatively influences our trust in one another and in the decisions made by the government because, in this case, unfamiliarity breeds contempt.

This included unfamiliarity of ED staff with the device, battery failure, device failure and limited battery life of the device.