Many immigrant parents like having their children play cricket because the sport is both is culturally familiar and relatively gentle.
A chain like J. C. Penney, whose huge customer base includes all ages and income levels, needs a program that will make everyone feel welcome, so its soundtrack contains familiar and relatively unassertive popular songs like "Kind and Generous," by Natalie Merchant.
provide a familiar and relatively well understood example of how we can have an experience as of seeing something that is not actually present.
Because its puzzles and their solutions are familiar and relatively straightforward, normal science can expect to accumulate a growing stock of puzzle-solutions.
Notwithstanding the popularity of the presumption that there are empirically equivalent rivals to every theory, they argue, the conjunction of several familiar and relatively uncontroversial epistemological theses is sufficient to defeat it.
While Dyer and Sullivan may seem like relatively familiar names for these laurels, the awards also reach writers less familiar to American audiences, like the British playwright Debbie Tucker Green and the Nigerian novelist Helon Habila.
Some of these transitions are relatively familiar to the global health community (e.g. urban, nutrition, biological), others are less familiar (e.g. cultural, democratic, energy).
Some of the poems -- for example, those by Walt Whitman -- are familiar; others are relatively new.
But the space is located in a relatively familiar location for tourists, on West 42nd Street.
Marines, Let's Go (1961) returned Walsh to the relatively familiar ground of the Korean War.
