Sentence examples for unfamiliar aspects from inspiring English sources

This stimulating, scholarly and shrewd book is as rich in original ideas and accounts of unfamiliar aspects of World War I as it is energetic in its revisionism.

As she scrambled to learn unfamiliar aspects of the business, she worked tirelessly to contribute to every decision and solve every problem.

The programmes he has presented have entranced many millions of viewers with their moments of revelation about unfamiliar aspects of animals' lives.

Sure, there are already many rewards in learning: gaining understanding (of yourself and others), having mysterious or unfamiliar aspects of the world opened up to you, demonstrating mastery, satisfying curiosity, inhabiting imaginary worlds created by others, and so on.

Davidson also surprises by bringing out unfamiliar aspects of famous names: Gerard Manley Hopkins as amateur meteorologist, for example, or Goethe as "one of the most diligent scholars of the Western sky".

"And then they say, 'But everything's better than ever!' " After appearing on a panel with other literary agents, Douglas Stewart of Sterling Lord Literistic said he had simply tried to explain the unfamiliar aspects of his job.

The Eurasian best first book award shortlist has a more unfamiliar aspect.

THE Free Exchange in this week's print edition looks at an unfamiliar aspect of inequality: inequality in poor countries.

The only unfamiliar aspect of our stimuli was that the specific words had no visual frequency in hiragana.

This look is about highlighting and contouring; if you are unfamiliar with these aspects of putting on makeup, ask friends to help you.

For Ariadna Peretz, an MBA student at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, group projects are both a test of political skills and an opportunity to take on unfamiliar tasks SOME aspects of an MBA course are reminiscent of life at the office for instance, when the professor puts us in groups without our input.