Sentence examples for Broadly familiar from inspiring English sources

The history of this movement is broadly familiar.

If these figures seem broadly familiar, that's not surprising.

So far, so broadly familiar, but it soon becomes clear that there is far more to James Rice's writing.

This story is broadly familiar, but attention has usually been concentrated on the 1930s, especially on refugee scientists.

Briefly mentioned in Dante, the tragic story of Pia must have been broadly familiar to medieval Italian readers.

From Oxford onwards, the story of her struggle to impose herself in a man's world is broadly familiar, but told with a new depth of detail.

In the streets of Baghdad, reactions followed, broadly, the familiar pattern in a city that is more and more divided on sectarian lines.

Compared to XML-based formats, spreadsheet-based formats offer the advantage that they can be created, viewed, and edited by the investigator using software (e.g., Excel) that is broadly available and familiar to most researchers.

Her familiar and broadly waved hair is now darker, and we could see twenty red and precisely lacquered nails.

By combining public information with personal experience and recommendations the article aims at informing more broadly those who are familiar mainly with some of the (strictly regulated) activities involved in design, development and launch of new therapeutic products, be it that they are medicinal products or medical devices.

The Elachi plan includes launch of a communications system and navigational beacons in the next few years to aid later orbiters and landers, while a series of "micro" missions would complement the larger landers by examining the planet more broadly, according to sources familiar with the details.