Sentence examples for considered familiar from inspiring English sources

Which of President Bush's proposals in his State of the Union address were considered "familiar," and which were new?

The group said that the team's video report on conditions in an impoverished district of Riyadh, which has been viewed more than 800,000 times, "contained realistic scenes, interviews and comments that are all considered familiar to the majority of Saudi society".

The authors have considered familiar relationship using rule based approach.

A percent (e.g., 25%) "probability" is a trusted numerical-verbal expression of probabilistic volcanic hazard, which is considered familiar and reliable.

The students responded empathetically to faces they considered familiar.

Participants were considered familiar with a particular topic if they had answered the majority of questions on that topic correctly.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students consider familiar audio and imaging devices, researching and analyzing the differences between analog and digital versions.

Hall of Fame voters in baseball, pro football and hockey are primarily confined to considering familiar candidates from major league baseball, the National Football League and the National Hockey League.

Research shows that people opportunistically assign intelligence to animals; Westerners, for example, consider familiar food animals such as cows to be mentally inferior to those, like dolphins, horses, cats, and dogs, which we don't typically eat.

In New York, a city where history accrues at the velocity of a blizzard, cloaking the contours of what we consider familiar in the world, a century can seemingly fit into two decades.

Adam Nieman, a British illustrator with a doctorate in science communication, is adept at turning data into images that force the mind to consider familiar ideas in new ways – for instance, by viewing the volume of the atmosphere and the world's liquid water as spheres adjacent to the planet.