The phrase "all the familiarity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a level of comfort or knowledge someone has about a person, place, or situation.
Example: "Despite the new environment, she felt all the familiarity of her childhood home surrounding her."
Alternatives: "all the comfort" or "all the knowledge".
"Uncle Tom" unfolds with all the familiarity and strangeness of a folk tale.
After spending nearly 20 hours with a special preview version of Civilization VI, I can safely say that the same is true of this upcoming game, which manages to deliver all the familiarity you'd want as a Civ fan, with new twists and mechanics that make it feel like you need to master some new skills to become a truly great leader.
But Wednesday also was marked with all the familiarity of the first week of a major.
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 pairing of Hollywood talent and Silicon Valley financiers has all the familiarity of a movie sequel.
Indeed, for all the tragic familiarity and shared martial culture that permeated the leadership of the land war, the conflict at sea involved men with little familiarity to each other.
Vine combines all that with the familiarity of video advertising.
These findings are discussed as well as the confirmation of all presumptions for the familiarity mechanism as incorporated in the explanatory approach, resulting in clear theoretical implications and future directions for the field of multimedia learning research.
But for all the emotional familiarity of the tragedy and its aftermath, the victims are anachronisms.
For all the easy familiarity of his Mersey'n'Western melodies, Bugg's lyrics can be sharply drawn and surprisingly up to date.
