Sentence examples for familiar field of from inspiring English sources

In his more familiar field of journalism he caused a sensation by flying to Moscow in August 1956 to interview Guy Burgess, the former British diplomat who in 1951 had defected to Russia with his colleague Donald Maclean.

The familiar fields of psychology and sociology are forms of behavioral science.

In fact we may broaden the basis of support for this openness with reference to other approaches in the familiar fields of risk governance and environmental science and policymaking that promote an 'open arms approach', such as the analytical-deliberative approach [ 21] and the extended peer review approach [ 22].

Pleural effusion, a familiar field [1, 11], became of interest to intensivists only recently.

Avoidance of objects placed in a familiar field is considered to be a measure of anxiety levels [47].

But the Rams will host the Patriots as the home team in name only Sunday in Wembley Stadium, so they'll forfeit the benefit of a familiar field and a friendly crowd.

Pleural effusion, a familiar field [ 1, 11], became of interest to intensivists only recently.

And hundreds of American colonists cared enough about that struggle to sail back across the vast Atlantic, to build a city upon a hill — not in the frightening, alien landscape of Massachusetts but in the familiar fields and townships of England.

Could there be, as some searchers have postulated, a kind of invisible force – the "Higgs Clarkson" as it is known – which, acting somewhat like the more familiar Higgs field of particle physics, actively impedes the progress of women?

Research costs (investments of time and effort) make scientists tend to work within their familiar fields.

The familiar fields and teammates are smoothing his career transition.