Hint: Become more frequently quoted by employing this Familiarity Effect. 1. Piggyback your characterization on top of a familiar concept or saying.
Keynesian interpretive dance is not a familiar concept.
It is a familiar concept for heroin addicts, first implemented in Liverpool in the 1980s.
What does Hirschberg think of this, let's say, very familiar concept?
But it is also a familiar concept — and asking people what race they are is substantially cheaper than genotyping them.
If it seems reasonable and plausible and invokes a familiar concept, like detoxing, then we're happy to go with it".
Super Sunday is a familiar concept in football, but it could also be applied to fashion this weekend.
Muti murders, or 'medicine' killings, have a deep, longstanding history, and are a familiar concept to most Africans," he says.
It's a kind of familiar concept, and then Hogwarts is supposedly 1,000 years old, and we thought what buildings exist that are that old?
Complementing the familiar concept of harmonics (pitches drawn from the overtones of a given fundamental), Ms. Kimura has named her freshly discovered sonorities "subharmonics".
Regional policy has a key role to play here, though it is not a very familiar concept among the donor community.
