Sentence examples for another familiarity from inspiring English sources

Issue (d): Selection of homographs for Chinese induces another familiarity issue.

Twitter responses include dumbfounded ("NO WAY. I'm actually speechless"), editorial critiques ("Editor should have discarded that pathetic review & got another"), weary familiarity ("I wish I could say this was shocking. Infuriating, but not shocking"), and darkly humorous ("I certainly hope you consulted a man before tweeting this").

Men and women pressed against one another with unusual familiarity.

Another is the familiarity and appeal of his musical choices: Miles Davis, Milton Nascimento, rock and roll, electronica.

Strangers spoke to one another with the familiarity that follows a tragedy, not all of it welcome.

Another problem is familiarity: there are too many of the usual suspects who populate shows devoted to work by nonwhite artists.

Yet another case of familiarity is when a subject knows the person only by repeated exposure to his or her face as a visual stimulus.

Another case of familiarity is that the subject knows the person because that person is famous; in such a case, there are no needs for personal interaction between the subject and the person.

So do Mr. Swarup's plot machinations about Shabnam Saxena, a smoldering Bollywood star who somehow takes her marching orders from Nietzsche (and at one point grills another character about his familiarity with the writing of Bernard Malamud).

For more than a century, immigrants to America, particularly those from non-English-speaking countries, have settled close to one another, forming enclaves of familiarity in an alien culture.

The only other writer who has given me the same feeling of complete familiarity with another consciousness, and whose great work (far greater than "Islandia," if that needs to be said) is also sometimes slow — as, of course, life is sometimes slow — is Proust.