Sentence examples for familiar to something from inspiring English sources

Hannah is writing about a disintegrating relationship, but her sense of a lurch away from something familiar to something nameless – or even unnameable – resonates powerfully with Mortimer's art.

A form of comparison and contrast, the analogy compares something familiar to something unfamiliar to explain the unfamiliar item, as Jesus did when comparing the kingdom of heaven to a mustard seed.

Finally, Li's obsessive networking and research on re-entering the workforce landed her a break, more familiar to 20-something college graduates: an internship.

But her dualities are too familiar to coalesce into something original.

21 9 may be more familiar to you as something like 2.35:1 or Anamorphic widescreen.

Remedy has explained the shared themes and ideas between the game and other existing works of popular culture as "taking something familiar to people as an element, and building something of your own, and hopefully something [that is] unique in games, but still familiar from other forms of entertainment".

Should home users of PCs shift their allegiance from the familiar beige box to something a little slinkier in the name of security, rather than design?

The team's goal was to engineer a usable, one-line keyboard, and that's what they've delivered on iOS, albeit with shape-shifting options so you can also set it to something more familiar to start off.

So she did something familiar to professional sports stars — she talked to a sports psychologist.

Here is something familiar to a few inveterate operaphiles and Polish patriots.

The solution was something familiar to the home meatloaf maker: seal the mix with eggs and panko crumbs.