Sentence examples for unaccustomed reader from inspiring English sources

There is art in it, of course, and doubtless the unaccustomed reader permits himself to be disconcerted too much by the disjointedness.

She is unsparing in her research: readers unaccustomed to angiosperms are in danger of developing hay fever.

As a result, it breaks new ground by reaching out to a constituency of readers unaccustomed to having their story told.

Realtime forecasting can be tricky - Nate Cohn: "For readers unaccustomed to live Election Day forecasting, the VoteCastr effort could be a horror story as well.

(For those readers who are unaccustomed to dealing with a trillion dollar budget, that's $1,060,000,000,000.00).

And if The Vegetarian might be said to shock the anglophone reader's diet, it does so only in the way MSG assaults the unaccustomed palate.

He seemed unaccustomed to speech.

Children cry in the unaccustomed cold.

It is also unaccustomed to winning.

"I'm not unaccustomed to being arrested.

SUDAN is unaccustomed to good news.