Sentence examples for excessively familiar with from inspiring English sources

As former first lady, she knows how the White House operates; as former senator she is steeped in domestic policy and congressional politics; as secretary of state she is excessively familiar with the world stage.

In addition, the authors seem not to be excessively familiar with microbial ecology and, hence, some ecological assumptions are excessively simplistic or incorrect.

However, they are not set up specifically to examine prokaryotic genomes, and they exhibit two major deficiencies: (i) the evolution selection analysis could be difficult to configure on a local computer for most biologists who are not familiar with phylogenetic or evolutionary theory, and (ii) excessively long computing times for analyzing several genomes at once are prohibitive.

Experienced drivers, on the other hand, are those that most frequently selected to participate in research regarding the evaluation of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems ADASS) in comparison to novice drivers who, being more familiar with the new technologies, tend to be overconfident and trust excessively in it.

The Afghans, according to the Britannica, "are familiar with death, and are audacious in attack, but easily discouraged by failure; excessively turbulent and unsubmissive to law or discipline; apparently frank and affable in manner, especially when they hope to gain some object, but capable of the grossest brutality when that hope ceases.

"Are you familiar with it?

Are you familiar with William Mapother?

The patient, identified by those familiar with the case as Johnnie Artis, a security supervisor from Staten Island, fell into a coma and died on Feb. 2. Aside from that case, the most serious allegation in the state's report involved treatment of a 21-year-old patient with a brain tumor who was left to bleed excessively, the state said.

He's very familiar with big contracts.

The Welsches were familiar with such rebukes.

I was familiar with the subject.