Sentence examples for unfamiliar book from inspiring English sources

An unfamiliar book, like a new film or an untested recipe, has little place on my Christmas Day.

— Alexandra Schwartz At the end of the summer, my brother picked up an unfamiliar book at the dump: "King Solomon's Ring," by Konrad Z. Lorenz.

ADAM GOPNIK: Uh — reading unfamiliar books about familiar subjects.

Discourse was examined through both familiar (personal narrative or personal routine explanation) and unfamiliar (picture book narrative elicitation or magnet task explanation) topics.

Someone studying your guide needs to refer to an unfamiliar word not known to them and easily switch to the book of terms to find a definition.

Rowling's fans go to these movies expecting one familiar setpiece after another, but this time I actually pity audiences unfamiliar with the book -- who in their confusion are also being deprived of the book's many grace-notes: no "freshwater plimpies," Mr. Lovegood?

Woe to the theatergoer unfamiliar with the book (1 30).

I was not alone in being unfamiliar with the book.

Woe to the theatergoer unfamiliar with the book.

Such were my thoughts while reading Sarah Vowell's latest book, "Unfamiliar Fishes".

And there is so much more: Unfamiliar with the book, my husband and I expected an entertaining musical.