Sentence examples similar to built in familiarity from inspiring English sources
"The whole idea with that ― just like with anything that's sequel-ized, franchised, rebooted or remade ― is that there is a built-in familiarity with the source material, and that theoretically gives you a leg up," Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for Comscore, told HuffPost.
In particular, trust in the patient-nurse relationship built on familiarity with the nurse and this facilitated acceptance of the new system.
Their reluctance to communicate suggests a mixed meaning of trust that it is not only built on familiarity but also related to an appropriate distance in social interactions.
First, it is instructive to note that trust is built upon familiarity [36].
The Wal-Mart ethos is built around comfortable familiarity and friendliness.
Lord Attenborough became a Goodwill Ambassador on 27 October 1987 and built his familiarity with UNICEF programmes and staff during the filming of Gandhi in India and later Cry Freedom in Zimbabwe.
But the ability to expand that once you've built familiarity with it cannot be understated.
These contributions build on the familiarity of PDPs with the research programs and evidence base surrounding a particular intervention.
For example, a psychologist at one clinic indicated that physical proximity helped build familiarity and engagement in integrated care.
Especially in the world of brand building, advertising and communications, one comes across brief after brief asking for something "new and different" every quarter, rather than something that builds continuity, familiarity or evolves over time.
