Sentence examples for evident familiarity from inspiring English sources

Not only were the justices deeply engaged by the case, but their evident familiarity with its factual and legal setting was notable.

Their proximity (and evident familiarity with one another) should make it relatively easy to convene for training.

But as he took requests written on slips of paper filled out by audience members, it became evident that familiarity is not synonymous with thorough mastery.

No association was evident between familiarity with heroin addiction and views on coerced treatment.

Paul also enjoys a positive image within the party: A majority of Republicans have a favorable opinion of Paul (51%) while 17% view him unfavorably, for a net favorable score of +34...[I]f some of Paul's signature political views stand in contrast to prevailing Republican ideology, it is not evident in his familiarity rating and net favorable score.

As expected, discrimination of odors based on familiarity was evident at all ages tested, whereas discrimination based on relatedness was not evident until 30-d.

A lack of familiarity appeared evident in Leeds's early defending.

That familiarity is evident in his "Magdalen With the Smoking Flame," painted between 1638 and 1640, in which Mary sits meditatively, her left hand cupping her cheek, her right hand on a skull that rests on her lap.

Similarly, Eimer [ 28] demonstrated robust face-specific N170 responses, but such responses were completely insensitive to familiar vs. unfamiliar faces, even though such familiarity effects were evident later in the ERP response.

The contribution of top down processes is particularly evident when effects of word familiarity and reading strategy are observed in the context of controlling for the visual input or word frequency (Cummine et al., 2013; Twomey et al., 2013).

Farabi's familiarity with Aristotle is evident in the summary sketch of his writings that he presents in The Philosophy of Aristotle.