Sentence examples for action familiar from inspiring English sources

But like the game as a whole this is strangely comforting, with the action familiar to anyone who played Baldur's Gate or Knights of the Old Republic.

Blake's pummelling at the hands of a masked intruder exhibits the mix of wham-bam and slo-mo action familiar from 300, while the potted history, set to Dylan's The Times They Are A-Changin', interweaves "masked avengers" with Hiroshima, JFK and Warhol.

The precise details of actions may not be copied, since each step in the overall process is achieved using an action familiar to the imitator.

A vocal passage in a song called "Action" was familiar because the tune came directly from "Genie in a Bottle" by Christina Aguilera.

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION A familiar issue, but this time the question is whether a state may amend its constitution to prohibit the consideration of race or sex in public university admissions decisions.

The cinematography, by André A. Dantan, is intimate yet monumental; he and Rouquier compose images of a stark and pure graphic severity that renders daily action and familiar routine dynamic, energetic, heroic.

Like all players who make this far into their 30s, Batty is entirely comfortable with the limitations of his own game, his action as familiar to him as the grooves in his favourite armchair.

Abrams revives and honours the spirit of the original Star Wars movies (and roundly trashes the memory of Episodes I to III) with loving design, pacy action and familiar faces (Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Chewbacca, even Admiral Akbar's here).

It means that in order to be a successful executive, you need to understand how data is turned into action, be familiar with the methods of data science and data-scientific research, and be able to think strategically about how to use data to create value for your business.

Further incremental development of the child's communication was helped by promotion of a range of strategies such as action routines, familiar repetitive language, and pauses.

Prompt decision-making was also described by another group participant whose history with respiratory conditions led her take immediate action when familiar symptoms appeared.