Sentence examples for unfamiliar stuff from inspiring English sources

"Only playing new, unfamiliar stuff can alienate an audience — I know, I've done it," he says.

But while one data-head says we're dead because we only do old things, many others in the crazy over-heated blogosphere say we're dead because we do too much new and unfamiliar stuff.

I was unfamiliar with his stuff...I didn't know a lot of his stuff.

The pitch, which was delivered with a driving, downward flick of Gibson's long forefinger and middle finger (what pitchers call "cutting the ball"), very much resembled an inhumanly fast slider, and was often taken for such by batters who were unfamiliar with his stuff.

In Silicon Valley, the appetite for risk and having courage of one's convictions sometimes waivers around unfamiliar technologies, hard stuff and new areas, especially if it is out of fashion.

A comedic homage to ramen, Tampopo helped introduce Japanese noodles to an American audience that was still largely unfamiliar with the stuff.

McKay, who made the "Anchorman" films, is not on entirely unfamiliar territory; he stuffed the end credits of "The Other Guys" (2010) with animated graphics about Ponzi schemes.

There was some role playing and a lot of talking -- far-out stuff to Kiwis unfamiliar with touchy-feely American team-building seminars.

Heady stuff, but nothing unfamiliar to the band's army of intensely passionate fans.

In other words: An incumbent being dirty isn't an unfamiliar notion and it's not the stuff of bona fide scandal.

If stuffing your face with unfamiliar junk isn't your style, you can eat properly because they have actual, seasonal food like hot winter stews, buns, and rice balls.