Sentence examples for unfamiliar activity from inspiring English sources

It's just that being in unfamiliar surroundings watching unfamiliar activity is something I find, on the whole, deeply refreshing.

Using a case study of participatory planning programmes in the rural villages and smaller cities of Egypt – a context in which participation is an unfamiliar activity and governance is only nominally democratic – I address how the promotion of deliberation intersects with existing modes of governance and their underpinning institutional structures and cultural assumptions.

But what I'm suggesting is that unless you actually try an unfamiliar activity you won't know if you like it or not.

The Winter Olympics suffer more than the Summer Olympics because their main audience is more curious about than devoted to daring, unfamiliar activities like snowboard cross and luge.

Couples bond more, it's been shown, when they pursue unfamiliar activities together, rather than the comforts of movies and meals out ("Marriage," as Balzac wrote, "must fight constantly against a monster that devours everything: routine").

These suggestions may help you to succeed in these unfamiliar activities.

Finally, she explained that routine reduces the "nervousness" that students can have about unfamiliar activities and "sets them at ease".

However, the student participants were completing unfamiliar activities and tasks in which they had no specialized ability or training.

This flare is more pronounced that the well documented delayed onset muscle soreness experienced by health deconditioned persons without FM who engage in unfamiliar muscle activity [ 20, 21].

To assess anxiety in mice in an unfamiliar environment, exploratory activity was analyzed in an automated hole-board apparatus.

Jim Concotelli of the Horizon Bay Senior Communities in Tampa, who oversees fitness and wellness program development for communities for the elderly in several states, noted this year in The Journal on Active Aging that many older Americans were unfamiliar with exercise activities and feared that they would cause injury and pain, especially if they have arthritis or other chronic problems.