Sentence examples for familiar open from inspiring English sources

"I cannot overstate the enormity of the job in front of me," said Adams, keen eyes sizing things up above his familiar, open, square-jawed face.

Afterward, she tried to get away without being noticed, but Leah Hanwell called from across the room and Keisha turned and found the familiar open face smiling at her, unaffected by Keisha Blake's attempts to imaginatively traduce it.

Now the walls can no longer stretch and so the gas pressure in the holes builds, eventually popping the walls and creating the familiar open network you see when you slice a loaf.

Our preliminary modeling efforts use a familiar open data initiative-publishing restaurant inspection data in New York City-to demonstrate the value of an opening government information polity approach and to establish the basis for further case studies in order to develop a more general and useful model for government decision makers.

If this sounds like a familiar open source business model, it is.

The norms themselves are subject to discursive, norm guided reflection and revision which gives philosophy the familiar open, "meta" character that underwrites its image as "thinking about thinking".

The mudlark (Grallina cyanoleuca) is a familiar open-country species.

Mr. Breivik, in his sprawling, hate-filled manifesto, defined what he believed to be the symbolism of his salute and sought to distance it from the more familiar, open-palmed fascist salute used by Adolf Hitler.

One challenge facing older markets like the Chicago Merc and Nymex has been increased competition from rivals offering more electronic trading, rather than the familiar open-outcry system of specialists shouting orders.

Also here is "Little French Girl (The First Step III)," from around 1916-18, in which the same sliced-flat plane that startled us as the face of that marble seal becomes a familiar open-mouthed yowl.

Now Parr has curated a show entitled "Strange and Familiar," opening at the Barbican on March 16th, in which he turns the kaleidoscope yet again, gathering incisive images of his native country captured by artists from abroad.