Sentence examples for unfamiliar term from inspiring English sources

In those days, hardly anyone owned a computer and "hacking" was an unfamiliar term.

(Seaboard means "land bordering a seacoast," though "Western Seaboard" is an unfamiliar term).

The North on Monday used the unfamiliar term "medium-long range" to describe the missile.

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

Bryant's epithet is not a completely unfamiliar term around locker rooms in the N.B.A., N.F.L. and Major League Baseball.

She is an eager autodidact, and is unabashed about what she doesn't know, often interrupting conversation at the appearance of an unfamiliar term.

Define any unfamiliar terms.

Academic disgrace and sporting glory are unfamiliar terms at Harvard.

Implications are then discussed concerning the teaching and testing of medical terminology based on unfamiliar terms.

Lawyers, their previous education now irrelevant, plow through Russian legal textbooks wrestling with the unfamiliar terms.

He seems to define paintings foremost as flat surfaces that radiate visual power in unfamiliar terms.