Sentence examples for unfamiliarity that from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was this unfamiliarity that contributed to the film's failure on first release, a bruising experience that helped make it Charles Laughton's sole directorial credit.

Linebacker Sam Cowart, who has just 44 tackles in five games, said he was still trying to find his comfort zone with the Jets' defense, a telling indicator of the unfamiliarity that has hindered the unit so far.

Markus is on tour, they have a little too much to drink, he lies down beside her companionably, only to hold her hand, whereupon she has that epiphany of sudden unfamiliarity that has opened the door on many an abyss: "I looked at him, and I looked at him, and I looked at him properly and realized I'd never seen this man before".

What followed was a period of alienation and unfamiliarity that had a profound effect on her life and work.

"It was unfamiliarity that caused this," he said.

With money, it seems, it is not familiarity, but unfamiliarity that breeds contempt.

In a way, the unfamiliarity of that world has been eroded now by driving through it once.

The Knicks, by contrast, have far less experience with the sophisticated triangle offense, and the effect of the relative unfamiliarity is that it slows them down.

There is a sense of unfamiliarity in that it's a new-look midfield partnership with George North alongside me and, with George being an established winger, I guess there's greater responsibility on me.

So given the inevitable unfamiliarity with that perspective, how can a man write a woman convincingly?

Indeed, its very unfamiliarity suggests that the makers of goods and the suppliers of services must know how to operate with the speed of blinking cursors, and not content themselves with inventory being sluggishly moved from remote brick-and-mortar locations.