Sentence examples for familiar history from inspiring English sources

The phrase "familiar history" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a historical event or narrative that is well-known or commonly known by many people. Example: "The story of Romeo and Juliet is a familiar history, known by people of all ages and cultures."

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Ms. Gitelman's argument may seem like an odd lens on familiar history.

And the proceedings are now familiar history -- we know how things turned out.

These stark scenes are less familiar history and are surprisingly effective.

We also do not have a familiar history of terrorism and violent extremism.

But it also seems more dutifully bound to familiar history and therefore more predictable than the rest of the novel.

Not all of this works, especially the overly familiar history that she shares with a new resident, Jayden (a fine Kaitlyn Dever).

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They seek not to revise but to displace more familiar histories and are utterly different in tone from older popular histories like the Daniel Boorstin trilogy "The Americans," and William Manchester's two-volume work, "The Glory and the Dream: A Narrative History of America".

The revelation sent shockwaves around the country, but for artists Zoë Buckman and Natalie Frank, it was yet another line in an all-too-familiar history of disgusting comments made on the political level against women.

NSCLC: non small cell lung cancer; FCH: familiar cancer history; NFCH: no familiar cancer history; SS: smoking status; NSS: non smoking status; Other: patients with other types of cancer.

That pattern is familiar in history.

The connection between the language of demonization and the execution of diabolic acts was all too familiar in history.

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