Sentence examples for Profound familiarity from inspiring English sources
Witzig's photos would have been impossible if not for his profound familiarity with, and reverence for, the coastal waters of Australia.
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Shakespeare never lets us forget, however, that his knowledge of languages, other than English, is also profound, and that his familiarity with ancient texts is authentic.
The crisis at Portsmouth following the collapse into administration of the company which owns the club, Convers Sports Initiatives (CSI), and the arrest of its majority owner, Vladimir Antonov, for alleged large-scale bank fraud and forgery, is an odd mix of profound shock and weary familiarity.
And, as in the voice mail, it is profound because of the memory's familiarity.
But D. R. approached the problem of subaltern cultural choice from a perspective broadened not only by familiarity with contemporary metropolitan thought but also by profound study of the living cultures of rural India and of the precolonial past.
Strategist Mark Graul argued that the former governor "had a profound impact" on party members in Wisconsin, which had created a familiarity complex that caused people to say "'Oh, come on'" after hearing of his run.
And this familiarity is what makes possible the exhilarating shock of de-familiarization, of utter renewal that profound and capable performers can offer.
