Sentence examples for eminently familiar from inspiring English sources
Obviously, you're eminently familiar with the role of juries in trials.
The first half of the program, by contrast, was eminently familiar territory -- Mozart's C major Sonata (K. 330) and Schumann's "Fantasiestücke" -- which Mr. Hamelin palpably staked out.
To the Editor: Jon Gertner's portrayal of Bell Labs and its research culture was eminently familiar to those of us who have spent parts of our careers within its labs and corridors.
History suggests that the only wise approach to designing a company town is admitting from the outset something that ought to be eminently familiar to both Zuckerberg and his employees.
This is part of the reason why 80s teen films still hold so much appeal to middle-class kids today: the forms of rebellion depicted in them feel eminently accessible and familiar.
A fondness for the familiar, similarly, is eminently understandable.
Officials discovered that such protection on important intermediate goods could alienate allies, hurt domestic industries, and upset members of congress (all eminently predictable problems for anyone familiar with the history of protection).
In the early 1930's he made photograms, a cameraless technique thought of as a pre-eminently modern way to make the familiar strange.
Eminently winnable - eminently achievable".
