"unfamiliar with" or "unfamiliar to"?
| We are not unfamiliar with the issues. |
| So I am not unfamiliar with the genre. |
| Unfamiliar with the show? Shame on you. |
| If you're completely unfamiliar with the format, just look at the indeed format. |
| It would be quite a trip for a new missionary unfamiliar with the Huron language. |
| But players unfamiliar with the conventions and on-screen blood react differently. |
| Command and Conquer to have single-player mode G amers are not unfamiliar with the Command and Conquer series. |
| This is particularly important as many children will be unfamiliar with the features of the country landscape. |
| That said, those unfamiliar with the Avengers universe should ride out the opening act with a glossary to hand. |
| The KGB translators on duty were not highly qualified and unfamiliar with the jargon of strategic negotiations. |
| Africais not a land unfamiliar to me. |
| Your body may look unfamiliar to you. |
| The ' erg ' might be unfamiliar to many. |
| For someone like me who has only acted, singing and dancing were unfamiliar to me. |
| Four examples Don't worry if the chemistry in these examples is unfamiliar to you. |
| It was great of course, something so beautifully presented and so unfamiliar to me. |
| There are 72 portraits of collectors, some in color and many quite rare and unfamiliar to the mineral community. |
| It's happened to me a couple of times before, so it wasn't unfamiliar to me, yet it's the same feeling every time. |
| The names of many of the participants are completely unfamiliar to this writer, which is thrilling and terrifying. |
| Finally, my patience with their antics run dry when they suspended my account because of reasons unfamiliar to me. |
| It was loud and unfamiliar in sound. |
| You shouldn't find anything unfamiliar in it. |
| This dynamic is not unfamiliar in family counselling. |
| But, we are learning to merge the familiar with the unfamiliar in this new normal. |
| That is, we see something unfamiliar in the sky that we can't immediately identify. |
| I am unfamiliar in the ways of the zap-o-matic oven, but when I tried quickly warming a. |
| The Buffalo The water buffalo is relatively unfamiliar in the West but the most important bovine in tropical Asia. |
| S: The original mandate for Nuit Blanche in Paris was to transform the city, to put the unfamiliar in a familiar setting. |
| But had she waited an instant longer she would have heard a sound from her uncle quite unfamiliar in most of their interviews. |
| Something unfamiliar in the pose of the silent figure, something still, solemn, significant about it, made her hold her breath. |