Sentence examples for clearly familiar from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg is clearly familiar with these issues and the city's needs.

He's clearly familiar with guns and needs no instruction on how to shoot.

Clearly familiar with the exercise, the commander's troops appear and scurry through the slime to retrieve the precious dimpled spheres.

To borrow the tag line from another movie (one with which the Pangs are clearly familiar), she sees dead people.

He's clearly familiar with the arguments, at one point noting that "we are the United States of America.

At intervals, a scholarly-looking man who was clearly familiar with Arabic pronunciation read from a vast but fragmentary list of the Iraqi civilian dead.

They were off and running on what was clearly a familiar conversational steeplechase.

This theatrical stroke is clearly too familiar and melodramatic for Mr. Bondy.

Or take Elitism, not so much a definition as a deft deflection of what's clearly a familiar charge.

Calligraphy was clearly becoming familiar to the general population: in 1947 Paul Standard, a skilled amateur calligrapher, published an article on italic handwriting in the popular Woman's Day magazine.

According to many of the comments, the answer appears to be "not even!", while others, who are clearly more familiar with the show, are just annoyed about the lack of boobs.