Sentence examples for familiar ease from inspiring English sources

The fingers of mature hands reach out with familiar ease, ready to summon the holy music of Duke Ellington.

He abuses its strings with a familiar ease.

Most teachers put out tactile toys so that children can select something familiar and ease into the classroom experience.

Instructions for the test phase included a description of the appropriate use of the subjective "remember," "know," and "new" response categories, modeled after previous studies (Gardiner and Java 1991; Rajaram 1993), though we replaced the term "know" for the term "familiar" to ease exposition.

Germany began this tournament in a familiar groove, easing their way in with a win.

The presence of the familiar paediatrician eased the process: "I felt a bit shy at first moving … because I have been with that doctor for years and I was used to him, moving on was a bit scary" (Older teenage girl, Case 2).

She looked oddly familiar and at ease, as if she had stepped out of a past that I couldn't immediately recall.

Mr. McLees said that as a producer of themed boxes he aimed for the dedicated music fan, not necessarily the collector: "We try to hook people on familiar stuff, then ease in other songs that should be known.

But if Ms. Coxon's characters and the choices they face are familiar furniture, the ease, intelligence and lively humor of her writing give them a fresh coat of varnish.

Maybe I was just too familiar and at ease with the computer.

It is the author's experience that many chemists are not too familiar with the ease that such information can be gathered.