Sentence examples for especially familiar from inspiring English sources

Nor were they especially familiar with Neilson's work.

Many here are not especially familiar with African-American heritage.

The show follows a familiar formula, especially familiar on Channel 4. It goes like this.

For Mr. Pagliuca, who has watched his firm's name be dragged through the mud during this year's presidential race, those concerns are especially familiar.

This is an especially familiar condition in Washington, where I live, and where the impostor syndrome is like our psychological common cold.

This production comes to Broadway after a run at the Kennedy Center in Washington, and it features "I'm Still Here," one of those especially familiar Sondheim tunes.

Especially the familiar objects of everyday life.

But critics, especially Americans familiar with a contemporary dance tradition that included Martha Graham, Merce Cunningham and the 1960s avant-garde, found Mr. Béjart's vocabulary simplistic.

While European women, especially those familiar with combat sports, felt no qualms about giving sumo a go, Japanese women had more to contend with than just the bigger Europeans.

They warmed as Pelini introduced the 10 assistants he took to Heartland Events Center with him, especially the familiar faces like the associate head coach, Barney Cotton, a starting guard from Osborne's 1978 team.

And though most children will want to gallop directly to the glass-encased items like jockey silks, foxhunting garb and saddles (both Western and English), adults — especially those familiar with the equestrian lifestyle — may be more inclined to peruse selections like an early 20th century poster depicting Monmouth Park (then in Long Branch) and a 1971 Belmont Stakes trophy.