Once they settle into a dominant form — like a drone, or an e-book — they become familiar enough to be overlooked.
That the form has become familiar enough to earn a name seemed to validate her argument about the medium's evolution.
Brown's face, form, and attributes have become familiar enough, from graduation photos, with a cap and gown, or in a red St. Louis Cardinals cap, in security footage from the convenience store where he is accused of stealing cigarillos.
By the 21st century, the pattern has become familiar enough to be taken for granted: nothing is ever as bad as it seems; democracy muddles through in the end.
The idea? Make his young workers a part of the community while his candidacy became familiar enough that people who had never participated in the caucuses might be inclined to do so.
For years, St. Jean was in the papers as the attorney for people who had become familiar enough to be given nicknames, the way halfbacks and middleweights are given nicknames.
In Britain, it was largely limited to marijuana, but by the middle of the decade heroin had become familiar enough for Bert Jansch to include on his debut album the sad lament "Needle of Death", about an overdosed youngster whose "troubled young life had made [him] turn to the needle of death".
The book Sick begins with Porochista Khakpour's most recent Lyme relapse, at the end of 2016, an episode of anxiety, depression, and insomnia that has become familiar enough to her that she can warn her friends and ask for their help.
Become familiar enough with whatever is bothering your partner (and hopefully visa versa) as well as the ways you try to sweep them under the rug, that you can remind each other about when one of you begins to repeat the pattern.
You'll need to become familiar enough with what you wrote to deliver it confidently while looking at your audience.
