Sentence examples for unfamiliar from from inspiring English sources

She called the sound fat, rich and buttery, and unfamiliar from prerenovation days.

Staying relatable when you're earning a high six- or even seven-figure annual income is one challenge, albeit hardly unfamiliar from the traditional entertainment world.

Pleasance Courtyard, 6-28 August One of the pleasures of the fringe is encountering acts unfamiliar from the UK circuit – including those from America, which provides a steady stream.

He also used a tone and vocabulary unfamiliar from the Radio 4 show: "I don't want to think about it, and how dare you ask that bloody question!" In refusing to acknowledge the possibility of giving up work, even at the age of 91, Parsons is an extreme example of a culture that has outlawed statutory retirement.

It's not going to be all that unfamiliar from 360 degree videos you might find on Facebook or other platforms.

A situation not all too unfamiliar from our history.

She drove him to his new place, stopping twice when he was carsick, from the unfamiliar motion, from anxiety, from excitement.

Partly this comes from the revelation of many unfamiliar loans from abroad, but mainly from the spectacle of his irrepressible power and variety.

The surroundings were unfamiliar for officers from provincial forces, but the work was not.

It seems that children are being asked to decompose numbers, a term I am unfamiliar with from math, but I know from decomposing bodies in television zombie programs.

The researchers found that families with females older than 55 were much more likely to bunch together for protection when they heard calls from unfamiliar elephants than from elephants in their own families or others they had known.