Sentence examples for familiar information from inspiring English sources

So Mr. Brokaw sometimes replays very familiar information.

Unfortunately, the first night, on Monday, was a dull mix of historical readings and familiar information.

Reviewers praised Dr. Boorstin for a lively, inventive style, unconventional and bold approaches, intriguing perceptions and for placing familiar information in fresh contexts to generate unexpected conclusions.

An Edwardian boy would be puzzled by the lack of fiction, but would find lots of familiar information, from the Laws of Cricket to Naval Flag Codes.

Familiar information is rubbed balder with cliché ("She did love watching the soap operas, but there never was a drama to match the drama of her life"), and much depends on the silliest of coincidences (her old paparazzo nemesis just happens to stumble into Kensington).

Each exercise has a wider point: this workshop is intended to enable students to tap into their creativity, and Pagnotta has designed the exercises to help them use their bodies inventively, experiment with their voices and find novel ways of expressing familiar information.

The fusion of the more familiar angiographic information with the highly detailed morphological information from the OCT C-scan could improve our knowledge of retinal diseases as visualized by en-face OCT.

Its MindManager software offers a way to present familiar workaday information -- research data, meeting notes, ideas for speeches or papers -- in a flexible, easily changeable "map" format that even I, from a skeptical starting point, have come to like.

Partly because there's a generation of senior officials – by which I mean permanent secretaries – who I think are generally increasingly familiar with information technology from their own personal experience.

"Private contractors are not happy about this," says a source familiar with information security executives at contractors Northrup Grumman and Boeing.

This pattern is all too familiar: An information technology percolates out of the U.S.; Japanese firms pile in late as resellers or with their own me-too versions and kill themselves in a price war while U.S. entrepreneurs move on to new technologies.