Sentence examples for deep familiarity of from inspiring English sources

Given the fighters' deep familiarity of the vast, forbidding territory between this city and the borders of Algeria and Mauritania, many worry that the Islamist groups will simply regroup and come back to try again.

He previously worked with TSS, our fire alarm maintenance vendor, and was able to bring to the team a deep familiarity of the medical center campus and fire alarm panels.

A recent letter supported the reelection of Newport-Mesa Unified School District trustee Karen Yelsey ("Trustee Karen Yelsey brings experience, deep familiarity to the race," Sept. 24).

Early humanists returned to the classics less with nostalgia or awe than with a sense of deep familiarity, an impression of having been brought newly into contact with expressions of an intrinsic and permanent human reality.

The woman's stance is indicative of deep familiarity with the symptoms of disease.

Especially when such predictions come from someone with the stature of Kai-Fu Lee and his deep familiarity with the state-of-AI in both North America and China.

We sit in a park around the corner from his city apartment, and across the street from his old school, the insanely competitive Stuyvesant high school (which has since moved to new buildings in Lower Manhattan), an environment of bone-deep familiarity to Shteyngart that became less appealing to him during the writing of Lake Success.

It is also a look of deep familiarity.

The Shining had such resonance – in part because of Kubrick's film, which King disliked – that one returns to the characters with a sense of deep familiarity.

These include a lifelong passion for a series he'd shared with his father growing up and a deep familiarity with the details of the previous films that reveals itself in numerous references large and small contained in "Creed".

Still, there is none of the deep familiarity or the tight bonds — the round-the-clock, back-channel access — of their predecessors, Condoleezza Rice and George W. Bush, or going further back, James A. Baker and the first President Bush or Henry A. Kissinger and Richard M. Nixon.