Sentence examples for too unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
Some women avoid these beds: too far; too unfamiliar.
Gas prices are too low and the Think City car, with its Scandinavian minimalist design, is too unfamiliar.
It may be that Canaletto, new in London, found the city too unfamiliar to differentiate from his accustomed surroundings.
Once awake, it is noticeably different software from rivals – which may mean would-be purchasers trying it briefly instore find it too unfamiliar.
Aston Villa celebrated that all too unfamiliar winning feeling for the second time in five days after clinching a 1-0 win over Fulham.
But more voters are unable to give an opinion about Mr. Romney, a former governor of Massachusetts: 17 percent said they were undecided, and 15 percent said they were too unfamiliar with Mr. Romney to offer any judgment.
The sounds, too, were unfamiliar.
And I, too, though unfamiliar with the term itself, knew immediately what it meant.
The manners of speech, too, seem unfamiliar to the actors, and you can sense a slight embarrassment over those much-parodied RAF phrases – "prang", "wizard", "Jerry" – that Rattigan loved so much.
But in the end Roby stepped away: too many unfamiliar operations, unknown relationships and back-office requirements.
