Sentence examples for familiar days from inspiring English sources

Despite the real dangers of unbridled majoritarianism, those who pine for the familiar days of dictatorship should remember that the uncertainties of freedom are no reason to revert to the enforced predictability of authoritarian rule.

But one thing is sure: The familiar days of the "right" as cautious men in suits and the "left" as hairy hippies are over.

Anything that creates a spark of curiosity within us or generates some desire that typically lays dormant within our familiar days, is often our intuition guiding us to say yes (or at least to learn more).

Habituation to the food bowl was also conducted in parallel with runway trials, with birds fed both the flavoured and standard food in their home groups to ensure the two types were equally familiar (days 14 23).

We designed it so that it would work in the standard protocols that we and our laboratory collaborators are familiar with, day in day out.

If that last sounds familiar these days, so be it.

The Willys name is not so familiar these days.

The outline of the attack sounds all too familiar these days.

The concept is, of course, quite familiar these days, but when it comes to the practice, we still have lots to learn.

Not so a duet like Cayetano Soto's "Zero In On" (2010), whose striking design elements and arduously knotty, balletic phrases are all too familiar these days.

MORE familiar these days with the works of Adam Smith, China's leaders may nonetheless recall Marx's adage that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce.