Sentence examples for utterly unfamiliar from inspiring English sources
Yet at the same time, the mood as the collection was unveiled was utterly unfamiliar.
You don't have to jump into utterly unfamiliar territory; just try tweaking the proportions a bit.
There were no job descriptions -- just jobs, many of them utterly unfamiliar to Ms. Olson.
Most were collections of intellectuals and dissidents utterly unfamiliar with the basic tools of administration, much less the levers of political power.
Yet, though this is what happens, the novel's narrative – the pattern in which its events are arranged – is utterly unfamiliar and audacious.
JAMES WOLK 'Lone Star' Chances are the name James Wolk is utterly unfamiliar to you unless you are the kind of person inclined to watch "Hallmark Hall of Fame" movies about neuropsychiatric disorders.
It isn't a new videogame, although the experience of relying utterly on a technological guide through an unfamiliar, unmapped space reminded me unmistakably of videogame navigation.
The first Japanese to go overseas brought back dishes — filled with meat, butter, unfamiliar spices and other ingredients utterly foreign to the Japanese diet — that eventually became the basis of yoshoku.
"A common lamp becomes a common industrial fetish, as utterly reproducible as ever but somehow strikingly unfamiliar now" — Dan Flavin 1964.
It was another, unfamiliar name, not Sherrie Epstein but Sherrie Steinbach: an alternative version of my mother at once entirely familiar (in her distinctive hand) and utterly alien.
