Sentence examples for were largely unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

That's why the movie, by Chris Marker and Pierre Lhomme, could use some footnotes; many of the events to which it refers are likely unfamiliar to many American viewers (and, I confess, were largely unfamiliar to me before I did some research on the period a decade ago).

I think Berlusconi catered to a segment of Italian society with which the elite were largely unfamiliar.

Smith's clients have said they were largely unfamiliar with the rules ― but were aware of how the company had handled prior allegations.

Nor were they concerned about whether these children were being raised as Buddhists or Taoists or some other religion that they were largely unfamiliar with.

In addition, preferences did not differ significantly between individuals who had knowledge about leukaemia versus those who were largely unfamiliar with the disease.

While patient safety was a widely expressed priority, conventional safety culture concepts (such as "no blame, no shame") were largely unfamiliar to participants.

Therefore, it is possible that residents may meet the requirement with a moderate to large number of one or two types of blocks, while being largely unfamiliar and unconfident with many other types.

Since the ACGME does not provide guidelines as to the specific types of blocks, it is possible that a resident may meet the requirement with a moderate to large number of one or two types of blocks, while being largely unfamiliar with many other types.

And he also laments being largely unfamiliar with a handful of others, such as Turgenev.

He will also be facing players who are largely unfamiliar with his pitches.

Mainstream America was largely unfamiliar with Hispanic culture until recent years.