Sentence examples for be perfectly familiar from inspiring English sources
Still, the man who signed Henrik Larsson and has held a long-time association with Feyenoord would be perfectly familiar with the environment he entered.
And the entities invoked (objects, properties, and times) should be perfectly familiar to all but the most austere nominalist.
In order to make a functional assessment, the assessors need to be perfectly familiar with the instrument and in possession of adequate knowledge of the individual caretaker.
This does not mean that life in the Cambrian seas would have been perfectly familiar to a modern-day SCUBA diver!
Through eight and a half innings, the situation was perfectly familiar: the Mets were down by two runs heading into the top of the ninth.
From his very own cable-news bubble, he appears to have assumed that others, of course, were perfectly familiar with a throwaway segment on a Friday night show.
What you taste is a drink that is perfectly familiar, and then unfamiliar in a familiar way, as though you were enjoying a favorite but had never had one perfectly well made before.
While such impartiality norms are perfectly familiar within the state, for instance, when judges operate in law courts, we have yet to realize the requirement at the global level.
Comte said that gravitation is a "general fact" which is itself "a mere extension of [a fact] which is perfectly familiar to us, and which we therefore say that we know; — the weight of bodies on the surface of the earth" (Comte 28 29).
Beyond the glib smokescreen of what Timothy Sandefur calls the "foolish, misguided, politically biased, intentionally misleading nonsense" written about substantive due process lies a serious jurisprudential concept that would have been perfectly familiar to the Framers of both the original Constitution and the Reconstruction Amendments -- and embraced by many of them.
