Sentence examples for unfamiliar being from inspiring English sources

He still finds it unfamiliar, being affectionate with Youssef in public.

He was no longer my husband, but an unfamiliar being with heavy breath and narrow eyes.

I think that the unfamiliar is the bump.

What's unfamiliar is how much they cost.

However, the room itself feeling unfamiliar is a symptom, rather than why they are there.

They target, in short, situations that they deem unfamiliar — forgetting that unfamiliar is not the same as unlawful.

That "derisively," which underscores the point and clarifies it for anyone unfamiliar, is a good idea.

What was fundamentally unfamiliar was the concept of an after-school job.

The website, for those unfamiliar, is a typical online marketplace.

What is unfamiliar is his direct realist position, according to which sense-data are physical.

Politwoops, for those unfamiliar, was a tool developed by Dutch organization, the Open State Foundation, over three years ago.