Sentence examples similar to unaccustomed concept from inspiring English sources

He seemed unaccustomed to speech.

Mr. Nishi's recontextualizing concept is a formula that travels well, offering each locale a lens with which to examine its overlooked public landmarks, their forms and symbolism, in an unaccustomed private setting.

Children cry in the unaccustomed cold.

It is also unaccustomed to winning.

"I'm not unaccustomed to being arrested.

Lambs born in 2002 were unaccustomed to handling when tested.

SUDAN is unaccustomed to good news.

Unaccustomed Earth, by Jhumpa Lahiri (Knopf; $25).

Remarkably brave Tory rebels, unaccustomed to disobedience.

Preventive Defense is a concept for U.S. defense strategy in the post-Cold War era, premised on the belief that the absence of an imminent, major, traditional military threat to American security presents today's leaders with an unaccustomed challenge and opportunity to prevent future Cold War-scale threats to international security from emerging.

Heat waves were nothing that Dawd was unaccustomed to.