Sentence examples for a fairly familiar from inspiring English sources

That's a fairly familiar contradiction for women.

All of this is incorporated into a fairly familiar interface.

In retrospect, it was a fairly familiar midterm story.

The children's opera Brundibár is a fairytale with a fairly familiar message: good triumphs over evil.

And it's not often that a fairly familiar Surrealist image is so expertly rendered as an object.

Despite its high-concept entry point, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt actually relies on a fairly familiar sitcom trope.

John DeLucie's menu is all fairly familiar, which can lead to a bit of dullness around the edges, but a number of the dishes come together in ways that make you understand how classics get to be classics.

This year, a grizzled, fairly familiar looking guy unfamiliar with the customs of the press conference took a front row seat at a session for billionaire entertainment mogul David Geffen, who had flown in from Sardinia to Beverly Hills Sunday to deign to answer questions from the press.

It was likely an example of the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, which, like any good phenomenon, applies to a number of fairly familiar experiences, most notably that of learning a new word and then seeing it all the time.

What adds a layer to this fairly familiar neighborhood tension between longtime, mostly black residents and wealthier, mostly white, newcomers is a sort of role reversal for Mr. Butler and the Flea's fans.

This allows us to maintain that we have correctly created a setup involving the mouse, screen, and specific game that is not too taxing for our participants even during perturbation and allows them to use a tool they are fairly familiar with, something that is another line of convergence with Heidegger's description of ready-to-hand.