Sentence examples for unfamiliar elsewhere from inspiring English sources

In national markets, local names unfamiliar elsewhere, like Wiko, are prominent.

It's a distinct national dialect, with words and grammatical features that are unfamiliar elsewhere.

Elsewhere, unfamiliar personalities are brought vividly into view, as in Katy Grannan's spare portrait of Megan Phelps-Roper, whose astonishing story of conversion by Twitter Adrian Chen wrote about recently in his story "Unfollow".

What "Other People" gets right is the oddness of returning to a hometown rendered unfamiliar after living elsewhere.

So much about the French president is exciting and unfamiliar, in Brussels as elsewhere.

She was not dismissive, but the idea of an urban vineyard — rather than an urban winery, using grapes grown elsewhere — was unfamiliar, and it contained economic and cultural mysteries.

This group, founded 15 years ago, has won awards and acclaim elsewhere but is still relatively unfamiliar in New York.

Marvel have surely held it back to firm up its recognition factor elsewhere first, but it's still an unfamiliar quantity for Chinese audiences, something that muted The Avengers' take there.

Upon seeing an unfamiliar term she would stop and hunt down its meaning elsewhere in the library.

In China, as elsewhere, they need not worry about finicky or unfamiliar consumer tastes, trademark piracy or cut-rate copycat producers.

The presentation of research results to health care users is a relatively new phenomenon in Norway and elsewhere, and BackInfo's contents may be difficult or unfamiliar to its users.