Sentence examples for would not be familiar from inspiring English sources

It believed that most viewers would not be familiar with the location and would assume that the group was taking part in a spontaneous activity with no supervision.

It is hard to believe that Ms. Mackenzie would not be familiar with the work of Prof. Lance Bertelsen of the University of Texas, titled "San Pietro and the 'Art' of War," which appeared in the Southwest Review in 1989.

"Many newly certified teachers fresh out of school, or veteran teachers who have worked only in high-performing schools, would not be familiar with these teaching methodologies," Mr. McCray wrote.

Describing the festival, which runs from 15 to 31 August in Edinburgh's Charlotte square, as "the most international ever attempted in Britain", Barley accepted that many names would not be familiar to a British audience.

But their names and faces would not be familiar, they would not make headlines.

Disney/Pixar were concerned that audiences, particularly children, would not be familiar with the word "ratatouille" and its pronunciation.

For a start, in this secular age, many readers wouldn't be familiar with the original Cain and Abel story.

"The Show Off" said that the sound that he just heard was the noise that is made when people want to see someone, which he said that Rollins wouldn't be familiar with.

In delivering his verdict, Morrison said that the notion that Dauphiné wouldn't be familiar with papers she authored or co-authored "doesn't have the ring of the truth".

Urban says they needed to learn how to educate the guests, who are often only there for a brief period of time, but they included the screen in part as a way to train users on a device they wouldn't be familiar with.

Of course, the filter that immediately comes to mind wouldn't be familiar to today's 23-year-olds.