Sentence examples for been familiar since from inspiring English sources

The central construct is a variation on a branching-time modality of the sort that has been familiar since Prior 1967.

But little else has been familiar since that consultation in 1983: the wife, Gail Katz-Bierenbaum, vanished in 1985 and has never been found.

In that era, millions of votes were cast in each election as Rheingold was sold far more widely than it is now, and the elections had been familiar since the voting for Miss Rheingold 1942.

During his time of isolation, Newton was greatly influenced by the Hermetic tradition with which he had been familiar since his undergraduate days.

7. Gustafson has been familiar since childhood with the work of the Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershoi (1864-1916) but hadn't given it much thought until he saw an exhibition of his work at the Guggenheim Museum in 1998.

The chants would be familiar today: "Power to Tunisians".

– and added new ones with which readers will be familiar today.

This technique is familiar today; it's what we experience in public debate, more widely with every advance in communications technology.

Darker and larger than more delicate metal typefaces, they are familiar today as the bold lettering on vintage western wanted posters.

It also tapped into emotions that are familiar today — excitement over technology's ability to weave the world together, but anxiety over whether this was an altogether good thing.

The cachet of the celebrity architect is familiar today, when condominiums by Richard Meier in the West Village sell for more than many Park Avenue apartments, but it wasn't the norm in the late nineteen-seventies and early eighties.