Sentence examples for familiar phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Photographic manipulation is a familiar phenomenon in the digital era.

It is a familiar phenomenon in the business.

By now it's a familiar phenomenon in clean energy.

"The body as site of political warfare is becoming a more familiar phenomenon.

The answer has something to do with the familiar phenomenon that economists call "clustering".

American critics (and Tony judges) being charmed by British imports is a familiar phenomenon.

Half cannot draw inferences from what they read, or give any scientific explanation for familiar phenomena.

Both were great observers, attuned to perceiving in familiar phenomena a significance that had escaped almost everyone else.

The brief account of familiar phenomena given above surveyed electromagnetic radiation from small frequencies ν (long wave radios) to exceedingly high values of ν (gamma rays).

But while that thick atmosphere produces some strangely Earthlike processes — like a rain cycle — temperatures that hover around -290 degrees Fahrenheit turn familiar phenomena topsy-turvy.

The Dutch or Flemish kunstkamer may be ground zero for a number of familiar phenomena: the private art collection, for one.