Sentence examples for all familiarity from inspiring English sources
"all familiarity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to a deep or comfortable level of knowledge and understanding between two parties. Example: My long-time friend and I have all familiarity with each other, so we can talk about anything without feeling uncomfortable.
Like dressing up and dancing in the street, the snowed-on world is not simply the regular world with a covering over it, it is somewhere newly made and unknown, all familiarity erased into whiteness.
In many ways, the sense of dislocation from all familiarity is felt more acutely by photojournalists who go to war zones, and perhaps even more so by war artists, than it is by troops themselves.
"First of all, familiarity with the keyboard; second, a thorough knowledge of theory and harmony; and, most important, I would say, you have to know before you touch a key what comes out, so you have a feeling of where things are going".
But more than that it's losing all routines, all familiarity, all safe places, every place that is yours to be, and your community to boot".
The temporal lobe variant FTLD group performed significantly worse than the Alzheimer's disease group (P < 0.01) on all familiarity subtests apart from face familiarity [for which there was a trend (P = 0.07) to worse performance], on all identification subtests in each modality, on the cross-modal subtests and on voice and face naming.
But even with all this familiarity and Post-it notes, the brain will not always cooperate.
But Wednesday also was marked with all the familiarity of the first week of a major.
The pairing of Hollywood talent and Silicon Valley financiers has all the familiarity of a movie sequel.
Of course, media moguls and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs working together again has all the familiarity of a late-night rerun.
For all the familiarity, rules changes and expanded categories provided for some new faces in the nominations.
The photographers seemed almost rabid, shouting instructions at some of the most famous people in the world with all the familiarity of old, contentious friends.
