Sentence examples for unfamiliar note from inspiring English sources

There is an unfamiliar note of concern in her voice that makes it clear she isn't talking to me.

Every reflective American is aware that "involuntary servitude" was their country's original sin, but – as black history month begins in the UK – the very phrase "British slave" still strikes an unfamiliar note.

If Nadal looked a little bemused, so too did the scattered Nadal-istas, the calls of "come on Rafa" proclaimed with an unfamiliar beseeching note.

A manuscript of Mozart's Piano Concerto No 23 with an explosion of unfamiliar extra notes has suggested to a researcher that the piece was written for and performed by one of the composer's favourite pupils.

If you are sailing in unfamiliar waters, write notes on geographical or waterscape features noted on the nautical chart so you are prepared for upcoming hazards.

"The typical American," the report notes, unfamiliar with "accouterments of a British wedding" is "unlikely to be either emotionally or intellectually engaged with the scene".

33 It is also important to note that unfamiliar concepts (such as the waist to height ratio measurement) were also supported by a take home visual and yet were poorly recalled.

To our untrained eyes, the system in which we were expected to deploy this knowledge was often baffling, with its unfamiliar rituals of scribbled notes and morning rounds.

(Note to those unfamiliar with "Sex and the City": The notorious Post-It incident, involving Sarah Jessica Parker and Ron Livingston, took place in Season 6).

Look in the Process or Background Processes section, and make note of any unfamiliar processes.

In truth, this is not an entirely unfamiliar story; other historians have noted at least some of its leading parts.