Sentence examples for unfamiliar with the concept from inspiring English sources

This gimmick reveals a one-dimensional man who is unfamiliar with the concept of accountability.

For those unfamiliar with the concept, please allow her to explain.

Villagers sit on the ground, so are unfamiliar with the concept of seats, let alone seat belts.

Few architects or builders are trained in passive-house techniques, and most homeowners are unfamiliar with the concept.

If you're unfamiliar with the concept, gamification is a design approach that applies game mechanics to otherwise non-game scenarios.

She was unfamiliar with the concept of post-traumatic stress disorder, or shell shock, or its classic presentation (nightmares, flashbacks, hypervigilance); these traits seemed unrelated to her experience.

However, the feedback from this survey also told the committee that 1) the scope of topics and issues around RCS was too great, since many participants were unfamiliar with the concepts; 2) many participants were also unfamiliar with active-learning pedagogies; and 3) there were issues stemming from the fact that some participants spoke English as a second language.

Given Bailey's lightning-quick summary of Blanchard's theory in the Preface, and given that Blanchard's taxonomy is not really spelled out clearly until page 146, the reader unfamiliar with the concepts of "autogynephilia" and "homosexual transsexualism"—and plenty familiar with the female essence narrative may well find TMWWBQ a confusing book on the first pass.

For those unfamiliar with Exec, the concept is quite simple.

Shoppers of these cities are unfamiliar with the mall concept and have limited exposure of shopping values in the past.

Programs generally have some ties with industry and provide students with help in their job searches, yet many employers are still unfamiliar with the PSM concept.