Sentence examples for a reasonably familiar from inspiring English sources

It's also a reasonably familiar scenario, since we've seen plenty of men get blowjobs on adult dramas and comedies.

"Lakeview Terrace," directed by Neil LaBute from a script by David Loughery and Howard Korder, belongs to a reasonably familiar subgenre: the suburban psycho-neighbor noir.

Its loud, nasal peent calls, spectacular booming courtship dives, and erratic, almost bat like flight (hence the colloquial name "Bullbat") make this a reasonably familiar bird to anyone who spends time outdoors on warm summer evenings.

The authors begin with what is, by now, a reasonably familiar point: qualitative research tends to be poorly received by Research Ethics Committees (RECs) and IRBs (Institutional Research Boards).

"I think we're all reasonably familiar here with your record.

But then it is all reasonably familiar to anyone who has followed even casually the early-music movement's incursions into Classical repertory over the years.

The case for a single, bi-national state is now reasonably familiar.

Probably whatever they say to you is going to be reasonably familiar if you have a decent amount of self-knowledge.

Do this a few times and you should become reasonably familiar with the environment.

Being reasonably familiar with the TV series will certainly let a viewer pick up nuances that went over my head, and I'm sure over many others, but you don't have to be a Simpsons addict to appreciate the delights of Mr. Burns.

Her shtick is now reasonably familiar.