Sentence examples for unfamiliar appearance from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Kidney responded to the suggestion that he is under pressure by highlighting the unfamiliar appearance of his squad.

Bournemouth were playing with composure, despite the unfamiliar appearance of their team, and it needed a scrambling goal-line clearance from Kieran Richardson to stop them taking the lead after Shaun MacDonald rounded Villa keeper Shay Given.

The Swans' teamsheet may have had an unfamiliar appearance but they started with real ambition and should have taken the lead in the opening moments when Pablo Hernandez played in Alvaro Vazquez - but he took the ball too wide, and when Roland Lamah finally got a shot in Everton keeper Joel Robles was able to save.

These reports suggest that nonverbal as well as verbal information could be utilized to improve flavor perception and to enhance appetite even for pureed or minced foods that have an unfamiliar appearance.

So unfamiliar was the appearance of the package that the company was peppered with inquiries from puzzled consumers, including one in the Bronx reporting a store selling "bootleg" Peanut Chews that turned out to be authentic, Mr. Zender said.

When stool from these patients was examined microscopically, eggs with unfamiliar brownish, oval appearance and inconspicuous operculum were observed; this was usually accompanied by supporting biochemical and serological findings, where analyzed.

Each time a name recurs in an article or review, it hits me as unfamiliar on its last appearance as it does on the first.

At the same time, he offers a short course in "the new finance," where the appearance of unfamiliar items like stock certificates and bank notes means that "money in England is being replaced with the promise of money".

After that, the need to make money, the fear of having no work, the demands of children, the sense that the world is moving in strange new directions, the appearance of unfamiliar forms of expression that inevitably seem less wonderful than the ones that changed your life when you were twenty cause the aperture to slowly narrow.

The Arctic is particularly susceptible to climate change, with warming occurring at a rate twice that of moderate zones, leading to striking changes in the forests and viability of crops, appearance of unfamiliar insects and microbes, and thinning and breakup of the arctic ice.

She is an eager autodidact, and is unabashed about what she doesn't know, often interrupting conversation at the appearance of an unfamiliar term.