The respondents' presuppositions about nursing fell into four categories: a) Lack of information and no presupposition (30.8%) b) a picture like medicine (40.4%) c) little knowledge (17.3%) d) complete familiarity (11.5%).
One of the many clever things about this work is that complete familiarity with Chekhov's stories is not necessary for enjoyment of Reading Chekhov.
CABAS -- The Colombian rocker Andrés Cabas loves local traditions as much as he loves his electric guitar, and on his album "Contacto" (EMI Music USA Latin) he treats those traditions with complete familiarity and no deference at all.
"The wind whistled, the water slapped against the bow, and the air smelled salty". The only other writer who has given me the same feeling of complete familiarity with another consciousness, and whose great work (far greater than "Islandia," if that needs to be said) is also sometimes slow as, of course, life is sometimes slow is Proust.
The only other writer who has given me the same feeling of complete familiarity with another consciousness, and whose great work (far greater than "Islandia," if that needs to be said) is also sometimes slow — as, of course, life is sometimes slow — is Proust.
Professor Martin says that the secret of the owl's prowess at hunting is not its heightent senses but its complete familiarity with its surroundings.
It is not only foolish, but perhaps dangerous, to insist that those who would apply to law school not have complete familiarity from experience with the way the present and future technology.
In addition, our use of personally familiar faces obviates the need for training on novel images (which may not lead to complete "familiarity") or the use of celebrity faces (which may be more distinctive than typical faces).
Based on a complete lack of familiarity with this illness, they took the stance that any place the brain can take you to, the brain can take you away from.
