Sentence examples for unfamiliar with work from inspiring English sources

When the cartoons (in the original sense of the word) of the proposed compositions were exhibited, it was evident that many of the painters were unfamiliar with work on so heroic a scale, and some of their designs were ludicrous.

This creates something of an all-star cast of officials who are basically unfamiliar with working with one another, something critics see as a potential problem.

Exposing trainees, unfamiliar with working on remote computers, to the concepts of 'here' (local) and 'there' (remote) can cause confusion, particularly if this is done at the start of the workshop when other new concepts are also being introduced.

The showstopper is unquestionably "Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread," an inspired bit of nonsense that ably spoofs Glass and Robert Wilson yet works perfectly well even for those unfamiliar with their work.

These tend to be people who are largely unfamiliar with my work and have heavily judgmental opinions about sex and sex work.

This is a sure sign that the contractor is either unfamiliar with the work in question (and therefore also probably new to the work), or has underbid on purpose because he intends to have cost over-runs later.

And though his work occasionally bears a resemblance to French illustrator master Moebius, Petersen was unfamiliar with his work before discovering his own style, though he amidst his influence may have crept in anyway.

Theatergoers unfamiliar with her work should certainly give it a try.

For anyone who's unfamiliar with his work, have a look at this horrific crash.

Danius advised those unfamiliar with the work of Dylan to start with the 1966 album Blonde on Blonde.

When I describe her to people unfamiliar with her work, I use shorthand, calling her "the Marcella Hazan of England".