Sentence examples for familiar grammar from inspiring English sources

This is the familiar grammar of racial sight, through which a wallet becomes a gun or a Harvard professor becomes a burglar.

His rightness is felt every day by any novelist who sits down to a blank piece of paper or a computer screen and tries, despairingly, to think beyond the familiar grammar of narrative.

This year, though, the muse of pocketbook designers is arguably Roygbiv, that familiar grammar school acronym for the colors of the rainbow: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.

Nobody familiar with the grammar of the psychological thriller would ever agree to return tomorrow when a character promises to divulge a key piece of the narrative jigsaw.

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Learning some common vocabulary words can help you communicate with others even if you're not completely familiar with Tamil grammar.

"Those live shows, the audience became over-familiar with that grammar, they know what's coming – it's very, very predictable.

In general, Japanese undergraduate students are most familiar with the grammar-translation approach of learning EFL.

The A-level league tables were topped by a familiar mix of selective grammar schools and independent schools.

Particularists in ethics will want to say the same sort of thing about what one knows when one knows the practical purport of a concept; one becomes familiar with its practical grammar.

In his fiction, he aimed at capturing the authentic rhythms of speech and thought, even when doing so meant breaking the rules of writing (rules that Wallace, an obsessive reader of dictionaries and guides to grammar, was extremely familiar with).