Sentence examples for extreme familiarity from inspiring English sources

Why doesn't this extreme familiarity (I have memorized the entire thing note for note) breed contempt?

As usual, LaVette's vocals are unimpeachable, and the extreme familiarity of the material only occasionally sounds like top-notch karaoke.

The curious sense of extreme familiarity may be limited to a single sensory system, such as the sense of hearing, but as a rule it is generalized, affecting all aspects of experience including the subject's own actions.

"Nothing is more characteristic of urban life than the fact that we often gain extreme familiarity with the faces of a number of persons, yet never interact with them," he wrote.

Repetition breeds familiarity.

Their familiarity with extreme wealth soothes buyers, agents said.

And it's that familiarity ― taken to an extreme ― that makes the prospect of a Trump presidency so abhorrent to so many women.

So severe were the greens at Oakland Hills, he said, that no amount of familiarity could prepare a player for the challenge of extreme pin positions and putting surfaces that firmed up and speeded up during the day.

However, because we considered that it would be somewhat nonsensical to measure the public familiarity for monkeys, we focused on the difference between two extremes in familiarity, i.e., personal familiarity and visual familiarity.

Familiarity with the condition helped, while falling between the two extremes tended to lead to lack of confidence (table 3).

Our findings suggest that even intense autobiographical memories, experienced with extreme clarity and vividness, may sometimes demonstrate a neural signature that more closely resembles familiarity than recollection.