Sentence examples for a partially familiar from inspiring English sources

This focus group methodology models such an approach by exposing providers to resources while engaging them in substantive discussion about only a partially familiar topic.

But anyone even partially familiar with contemporary philosophy of mathematics will not have failed to notice a loud call for approaches to the philosophy of mathematics that will pay closer attention to mathematical practice than has hitherto been the case.

It's partially familiar, yet fundamentally different from its genre peers.

Anyone even partially familiar with history knows that the Roman Empire was never conquered from without until it had overextended and collapsed from within.

Greta Garbo's first talking picture, "Anna Christie" (1930), was made in English, then in German with a partially different cast (she spoke both languages); Americans are more familiar with the English version, but critics prefer the German.

"They make the strange familiar or the familiar strange". So explains Bob Mankoff, the droll, keenly observant central figure in Leah Wolchok's droll, keenly observant documentary Very Semi-Serious: A Partially Thorough Portrait of New Yorker Cartoonists.

MOUSETRONAUT Based on a (Partially) True Story.

It's a partially serious, partially silly list.

Flux is a partially distributed social network.

(a) Partially released membrane.

So it is a partially representative jirga.