Sentence examples for unusually familiar from inspiring English sources

During the course of this intimate micro-concert, you became unusually familiar with her tiny toenails, her large ears hidden by tresses of hair, and of course her magnificent voice, which you could occasionally hear, unamplified and raw behind the microphone.

When Fahd Sadiq, a 35-year-old graphic designer in Orlando, heard of the attack, it felt unusually familiar. .

"Play" is unusually intimate.

On 15 July 2013, François Hollande required no assistance from his staff since, very unusually, he was familiar with all of the 40 or so people facing him in the main reception room at the Elysée palace in Paris.

Fashion has long been dominated by a familiar figure: unusually tall, yet childishly slender.

Desserts follow the pattern of familiar fare unusually well prepared, reflecting great attention to detail.

Although the Census does not track the phenomenon of people returning home, Mr. Perry said, "the familiar is unusually powerful, and it can shape migration preferences, which are not random".

The report gave warning, however, that to prevent large trade imbalances, reforms would be needed to make prices and wages more flexible and workers and capital more mobile.EMU's route from rhetoric to economic blueprint was a familiar one, if unusually swift.

CHICAGO (AP) -- The candidates for President Barack Obama's former Senate seat assailed each other as immature, indecisive and dishonest Wednesday in a debate that revisited familiar disagreements in unusually harsh tones.

But it believes there will be 150,000 buyers a year around a third in the United States when its 1-series is launched there in 2005 who will be attracted to a baby BMW with all the core values of the familiar larger ones.Unusually for a car in this class, the 1-series has rear-wheel drive, preferred by the keen drivers BMW tries hard to attract.

It sounds familiar but it tastes unusually lively.