Sentence examples for familiar outside from inspiring English sources

The leadership part was familiar: Outside Germany, at least, it is becoming conventional wisdom that Europe will survive only if the Union's behemoth provides more decisive leadership — and writes bigger checks.

Another giant in the history of the movement, less familiar outside of Mexico, was Gerardo Murillo (1875-1964), a teacher, writer, publisher, artist and admirer of Mexico's ancient culture.

Kalman's work is most familiar outside of the context of the fine art world.

The phenomenon, like the chain, is familiar outside of New York.

Rachmaninov's setting, sometimes erroneously referred to as simply his Vespers, remains the most familiar outside eastern Europe, and was written in 1915, not for liturgical use but for a benefit concert in aid of the Russian war effort.

He did not write for the popular press so his name may not be too familiar outside paleontology circles, but there is no question that Joseph T. Gregory will be remembered by his peers as one of the major figures in paleontology and by the museum as a leader, mentor, and friend.

He tore through that familiar outside-centre channel and, when he was stopped, Thompson burst through Juan Smith and Vermeulen, two Springbok back-row forwards no less, to score what looked like the decisive try in the corner with five minutes to go.

Available for sale on Monday, the new line of ultra-thin laptops will have the same familiar aluminum outside with improved battery life and processing power on the inside.

Other complexities of this community may not be familiar to outside researchers.

News, as Cerf said, is increasingly shared outside familiar formats, and therefore outside journalistic institutions and conventions.

The very notion of individuality, of a personal identity forged outside familiar norms, fell victim to Hollywood typology.