Sentence examples for early familiarity from inspiring English sources

Redford apparently places little value on the notion of early familiarity with a language.

Early familiarity with the culture and expectations of the workplace is an advantage for students and should be widely available.

Bill Sewell also bestowed on his son an early familiarity with the ways of Bohemia (both big and little "B"): the English animation business, post-'68, absorbed "an influx of bewildered, talented Czechs," Sewell recalled — "scruffy, beer-drinking, roll-up-smoking, very droll old Czech fuckers".

First, we developed an early familiarity with village culture [ 54] during visits in 2011 and 2013 before designing the study and entering the field for primary data collection.

He combined an early and extensive familiarity with rabbinic learning with a proficiency in Hebrew, and, after acquiring a special reverence for the 12th-century Jewish Spaniard Moses Maimonides, he took the philosopher's surname Maimon.

Likewise, Jeffries in his TV review of Raised by Wolves, the story of two girls being brought up on a Wolverhampton council estate, establishes early on his familiarity with the area: "I used to be driven down these same Black Country streets".

One thing is clear: Observers will have to explore still greater distances and earlier times to see whether the eerie familiarity of the early universe really does go back all the way to the beginning.

This knowledge of Jesus, however, was dependent on familiarity with early Christianity and does not provide independent evidence about Jesus.

There are students of Islam, however, who maintain that zuhd was influenced directly by the Christian hermits, with whom early Muslims had some familiarity.

Familiarity with early post-hysterectomy CT and expected findings is warranted.

Familiarity with early post-surgical CT studies is warranted to avoid misinterpretation of the expected postoperative appearance.