Sentence examples for familiar use from inspiring English sources

In addition to household goods, ornaments, and jewelry, a less familiar use of pewter alloys is for organ pipes.

The familiar use of infinity, which underlay much of perspective theory and projective geometry, also leavened the tedious Archimedean method of exhaustion.

In its most familiar use, eponym denotes a person for whom a place or thing is named, as in describing James Monroe as the eponym of Monrovia, Liberia.

As http-based web browsing is the most familiar use of the Internet, the examples here will be focused to that domain.

Kentridge's familiar use of collage, newspapers and pages of books scrawled with thick black ink suggesting blood, fragmented, ricocheting in a cascade of projected images, suits the chaos of the action.

As a result of these developments, the term philosophical anthropology is not in familiar use among anthropologists and would probably not meet with any ready comprehension from philosophers either, at least in the English-speaking world.

Each section has recipes, most offering familiar uses, like caraway seeds in red cabbage salad and paprika in goulash.

Instead, he concentrated on texts with which people were already familiar, using the information they already had in their heads as the basis for understanding written symbols.

As soon as a brand becomes familiar, using its products can become a habit.

What happened was that astronomers who were used to using visible imaging devices, electronic or photographic, could now take infrared data that looked very familiar using infrared arrays.

Although the terms "introvert" and "extrovert" are familiar, using your knowledge about your personality in the job search is often overlooked.