Sentence examples for familiar action from inspiring English sources

There are some new elements to the familiar action.

Gameplay itself, demonstrated on the PlayStation 4 version at the London event, extends the familiar action and puzzle platforming challenge with new environments and minigames.

Yet even that is more enjoyable than the repetitive, overly familiar action sequences that drag down parts of the game: an obligatory frogman level; a dull jungle crawl; an apparently climactic fight atop a moving train.

Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (Paramount, 12) arrives with more to live up to than usual for a fifth film in a familiar action franchise – against all odds, Brad Bird's preceding entry was the series' most exuberant and inventive.

Meanwhile, GamesTM (8/10), ShackNews (9/10) and Gamespot (8/10) all concede that the title is a sort of grab bag of familiar action adventure components, but that it puts them together very nicely.

Each dog was given 19 tests in eight different conditions including copying a familiar action, a novel action, and a distracting action.

There, amid these familiar action-cinema signposts, Bond and another agency operative, the suitably named Eve (Naomie Harris), chase down a baddie as locals and oranges scatter.

It sticks to the now familiar action-platforming experience of the previous games, but lacks both the split-screen and online play offered by Disney Infinity.

In fact, once you strip away the familiar action-film accouterments — the explosions, the gunplay, the sneering bad guys — the "Die Hard" films, taken together, seem primarily designed to evoke the desperate clammy sense of frustration you feel during a visit to the D.M.V., times a million.

(Nathan Lee) 'FIREWALL' (PG-13, 100 minutes) A thrill-challenged thriller starring Harrison Ford and directed by Richard Loncraine that manages to entertain mildly only because it traffics in all the familiar action-movie clichés, giving filmgoers ample opportunity to test their action-movie I.Q.'s.

The human sense of comfort depends on repetitive, familiar actions — our minds and bodies strive to become accustomed to predictable circumstances.